As a corporate employee of 15 years, I had never thought much of entrepreneurship more than "it's too risky, I can't do it!"... until today Zarna, when I heard you say "you spend your peak productivity years, when you have least liabilities, working your ass off for someone else"... and 15 years later, you really only have some savings (that are never enough) and the feeling of "thank god I atleast have a job" because people around you are getting laid off in droves!! This is your best podcast so far! Thanks for lighting this thought in my head... Hopefully I'll not force my daughter into corporate life when she's that age
Veer gets the A.He sits there very quietly but when he opens. his mouth it is all gems.He is very confident and wants what he wants not what Zarna wants.
As a 35 year old who walked the corporate path, Zarna is spot on!! I'm on team Zarna on this issue all the way. If I had the insight then that I do now, I would run to my 21 year old self and save her from the disillusionment of corporate.
Loved this conversation and the way everyone articulated their responses and reasoning..you have created such a healthy environment in your house for open discussions!
I have always been a fan of Zoya. BUT today I was particularly blown away by Veer today and to know that he is only 12 years old!! The maturity and practicality of his thoughts. I love how all your kids are such workaholics and know so much about finance and seem so driven. You have raised your kids really well. They've done you proud and set new standards for me.
Beautiful Zoya!! Goes without saying you are stunning inside and out! Could it be that the steady income of one in a couple can sometimes be a great support for the other to pursue entrepreneurial business. Not sure it’s so black and white. But great discussion Zarna!! Thank you for your humor and deeper inquires. You are doing wonderful work!👍
Oh Zarna - thank you for talking for people aka humans - not for employees of corporates 👏 We are capable of being beyond these corporates and you are an example
We are a family of 5, 3 siblings and your family resonates with me and it feels like home, I usually get bored to watch RUclips videos and my mind is literally boozed out, but I agree with you Mrs Garg.
Excellent discussion!! Great job Zarna in all that you do and I wish you continued success and happiness in all your ventures!! I am old enough to be your mom and it makes me very happy that your story will inspire lots of brown women to be courageous like you and grow to their full potential. Your podcasts fill me with so much hope inspite of the political turmoil in our country!! A+++++++++++ to all of you
Thought Zarna was sold on the moneymaking and entrepreneurship then she made a 180 and started talking about medicine.She is really is a very good comedian .
Love to listen to everyone on this show The parents are so eloquent with fantastic vocabulary and enunciation. The children are all following in the same pathway and it a pleasure to listen to them. All of that said I think they should relax a bit , the young ones I mean.They seem too uptight about this moneymaking journey
🤣Every time Shallabh brings up IIT, it sends me on a laughter trip. My husband, a proud IIT and IIM alum, wears his credentials like a superhero cape. He's convinced that these institutions eclipse Oxford, Stanford, Harvard, and the like. In his world, they're not just universities; they're the ultimate badges of honor. I mean, who needs Hogwarts when you've got IIT and IIM, right? It's like comparing a gourmet meal to a home-cooked feast; he insists the latter is Michelin-star worthy. Bless his cotton socks!
Great great episode! Thanks for talking about this topic. As an immigrant in this country,facing visa issues ties you down to a corporate job for its security. But entrepreneurs FTW! Get out of the corporate shackles after a few years of getting what you want! Best way to win in America is to do it like the way the system is built for!
I completely agree with Zarna and I did exactly what she said … I started my own company right out of college and that is why I could do it … their is no way I could have taken that risk at this older age…. My friends have exited from these startups and made millions … so it is a risk reward and you will learn from RUclips and figure it out and get business and accountability coaching. If you want to make something work … you will!
With you Zarna! Unfortunately not everyone can be an entrepreneur or even just freelance and make it on an unpredictable income. Great points everyone though. Love your family. 💕
Strolling through my late thirties, I have hit a funny realization: I totally skipped my calling as an entrepreneur back when my spirit animal was more 'fearless adventurer' than 'cautious planner.' I have been like a brand whisperer, turning every project I touch into gold, yet the thought of starting my own thing? Paralyzing. It's like realizing you're a gourmet chef who's only ever cooked with a microwave. Had I taken the leap in my invincible twenties, I might be dictating this from a hammock on my private island by now. But no, I have been playing it safer than a turtle in its shell. The irony? I am convinced I could conquer the world if I just stopped overthinking every possible outcome. So, here's a shoutout to all the late bloomers: It's never too late to trade in the 'what-ifs' for 'why nots.' Let's make our 'someday' today. Because honestly, if we can make magic for others, it's high time we start our own show. This podcast is truly a mental stimulation. I could realate to so much you guys discussed!:)
There is a difference among these 3 mindsets: profit-minded, passion-living, and both. If you have both, you're an entrepreneur. If you only think of making money, you are a business person who may not have a passion for managing. If you're a passion-living, working for companies that devalue you is detrimental.
I loved seeing Zarna being more open to the kids choosing for themselves instead of imposing her idea onto them so my Grade A goes to Zarna this time ❤❤❤
This is such a brilliant conversation, absolutely loved hearing all your thoughts and this topic is a great one to get your insights on. And also, I am loving that this episode is much longer than usual. Thank you.
Zoya and Brije areincreadibly intelligent and articulate young people😊 Zarna you rise amazing children I agree with dad it is very important to learn tangible value of the businesses when you start work after college and than you can create those tangible value for yourself both of my sons done it learn a lot when they worked for someone, create a lot of contacts and then start their own pretty successful businesses one of them Open a law firm and another has investment company
Actually it was rivetting! It’s just the kind of thing parents and kids should discuss with one another. Everyone’s opinion was heard by the others and discussed. In my opinion, there are advantages and disadvantages in both the entrepreneurial path and corporate jobs. My A goes to all of you.
I have a dumb question. Do they prepare and take notes on the topic before the podcast? I can't imagine having a conversation where each person articules very well and all points are valid.
They don’t prepare ANYTHING. It’s chaos of getting ready . And once “record” is hit. It’s like magic. They are all naturally very brilliant and very well articulated. It’s beautiful to witness every week.
I really love the content this family put together.. These are such intriguing questions which many working people keep thinking.. Weather to continue job Or start an entrepreneurial thing.. One thing that deters to start your own business/service is initial cost/ expenses which this will bring..
A+ for Zarna - I just love the way you speak about entrepreneurship: you know it, you live it and you inspire others so much when it comes to business (I'm an entrepreneur now in my 40s). A+ for Shalabh too, because he did create a comfortable life for this family with his corporate work (in my 20s and 30s I also did a corporate career, and I totally respect using the corporate scene to secure one's immediate needs).
Choose your goal. All the questions you may have at any given moment, are answered in pursuit of the goal. Don't question the moment, choose the correct answer. Knowing the answer isn't hard, it's only hard if you aren't dedicated to achieving the goal.
Zarna is correct. Working for yourself is better than working corporate. However, most people don't like the stress of unpredictable income or lack of affordable benefits, which can be problematic for a lot of self-employed people.
What was missing in your discussion was what would bring you the most satisfaction at the end of your life - a dedicated single minded life and time in earning money (that is what entrepreneurship is) ignoring all the time for yourself, or your loved ones need with you or a life that involves doing what you enjoy doing and leverage doing it for the comfort and the future security of your loved ones. The latter course may not make you super rich but you’ll feel richer when you turn back review your life.
As someone who has been on both sides of the table, I'd say that you must be passionate to succeed in the entrepreneurship. Without passion, you'll break down soon
I feel all the Garg kids are going to be very successful in anything they do because they have the #1 ingredient a strong family support system. But the youngest is going to make a difference he’s a listener and he absorbs knowledge he’s going to be very wise at a young age.
A+ for zoya,dad and mom for bringing very insightful thoughts to the table.thanks a lot to zarna maam for bringing out such an informative and fun podcast ❤always looking forward to new episodes. Lots of love from bahrain 🇧🇭
A+ to Shalahb because he always praises Zarna! I think this act by men of his age group is rarely done, as they have major insecurities when it comes to even being ok with women in leadership roles, never mind talking about it in public.
Zarna, you're absolutely right. My manager expected me to come to office just because i was single.😂 He expected to use my time and never have a gf, forget startup. Then I quit the job for entrepreneurship
Just as I thought what has the world come to - Aunty Zarna hosting an entire podcast episode with nuanced opinions, not showing who's the boss and even putting in the effort to sound like ordinary other citizens to explain her pushing for the kids to learn computers. And all the way at the end 44:15 when the tiger mom sabre was dangled the balance in the universe felt restored! 😂
I appreciate Zarna's humorous take on being regressive, right-winger, doctor-'endorser'. Also got a chance to see her live, it was truly fantastic! However, labeling an employee as "a sheep" is regressive. As a Design Director in a family-owned business, I value the autonomy to make decisions and take ownership of them. On the other hand I agree to your point that one must have an edge to not get replaced by the younger generations. The simple solution to that I feel is to be a 'Life-long learner'. Secondly, It's crucial to consider factors like mental health, stress and anxiety along with all kinds of health problems, are increasingly prevalent among entrepreneurs. For instance, Nithin Kamath, CEO of a Billion Dollar company 'Zerodha' recently had a stroke, underscores the challenges of entrepreneurship. I guess my point is both employees and employers are essential, one's life priorities and personal acumen should be the ultimate guiding force in deciding what path you want to take. Undermining either, I feel, is in bad taste!
woah garg family small and budding startups helps you learn a lot. it doesn't necessarily have to be a big corp. think about it if you were in NVIDIA 10 years ago and stayed there, the experience and profit would be phenomenal
Restarted my career in 2022 in Engg after a decade of break for child rearing. It's tough, ruthless. My experience also entails where nobody will believe you and will do everything to demoralise , destabilize, alienate, gossip behind your back. Always missed the work, not the office politics.
Good discussion. Loved little Veer contributing with his water bottle and lemonade topic. Agree with Shalabh to start in a big corporation and then veer(no pun intended) onto your own. A to Shalabh from me.
Brij should get into modeling, such a handsome young man. Love this family ❤❤ Congratulations Zoya on your internship and Brij getting into a nice college. Veer you keep being your own person, not everyone is meant to conform 🥰
My A grade goes to Zoya for the argument "College and education is about learning to learn. Not everyone uses Math professionally, but you learn complex problem solving"
Zoya is such a grounded young lady, love listening to her talk. She is going to go far with her high emotional intelligence!
Thank you!
A GRADE goes to the whole Family! All so amazing 🤩
I love this family
Aw thank you!
As a corporate employee of 15 years, I had never thought much of entrepreneurship more than "it's too risky, I can't do it!"... until today Zarna, when I heard you say "you spend your peak productivity years, when you have least liabilities, working your ass off for someone else"... and 15 years later, you really only have some savings (that are never enough) and the feeling of "thank god I atleast have a job" because people around you are getting laid off in droves!!
This is your best podcast so far! Thanks for lighting this thought in my head... Hopefully I'll not force my daughter into corporate life when she's that age
Yess!
Kids are so well raised! Love this family really!
Aw thank you!
Veer gets the A.He sits there very quietly but when he opens. his mouth it is all gems.He is very confident and wants what he wants not what Zarna wants.
Haha! He is a special one
IRS was shocked to see pineapples as business expense.
LOOOOL! Thiiiisss is the comment!
Living for such comments 😂
you can make a case that pineapples are being used to entertain clients for the sake of business purposes -- then it is legitimate :)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Aunty Zarna needs to reply to this comment 🤣
As a 35 year old who walked the corporate path, Zarna is spot on!! I'm on team Zarna on this issue all the way. If I had the insight then that I do now, I would run to my 21 year old self and save her from the disillusionment of corporate.
Haha so glad to hear!
Loved this conversation and the way everyone articulated their responses and reasoning..you have created such a healthy environment in your house for open discussions!
Yess! Means the world
I have always been a fan of Zoya. BUT today I was particularly blown away by Veer today and to know that he is only 12 years old!! The maturity and practicality of his thoughts. I love how all your kids are such workaholics and know so much about finance and seem so driven. You have raised your kids really well. They've done you proud and set new standards for me.
Aw so glad!
Your kids are so articulate and brilliant Zarna! This is a great topic - one that will be debated forever!! 😀
Thank you!
A+++++++++ to Veer, he is so clear in his mind what he wants you to do, and he has the determination to achieve his goal. Superb.
He is a special one!
Love! As the saying goes "growth begins at the edge of your comfort zone" :)
Haha yes!
IF ALL FAMLIES SAT TOGETHER AND SIMPLY TALKED LIKE THIS ONE .... AMERICA WOULD BE SO DIFFERENT
AMEN!!
Haha!!
This is one of the best episodes. Thank you.
Aw thank you for tuning in!
Beautiful Zoya!! Goes without saying you are stunning inside and out! Could it be that the steady income of one in a couple can sometimes be a great support for the other to pursue entrepreneurial business. Not sure it’s so black and white. But great discussion Zarna!! Thank you for your humor and deeper inquires. You are doing wonderful work!👍
Aw much appreciated!
When do we get the reality show? Honestly, I can’t wait any longer. All of you are wonderful and so so funny.
Haha!
Oh Zarna - thank you for talking for people aka humans - not for employees of corporates 👏
We are capable of being beyond these corporates and you are an example
Thank YOU
Oh my heaven you guys have a wise mom and supporting dad of course. This podcast really shows how you guys turned out to be who you are!
You are so sweet!
We are a family of 5, 3 siblings and your family resonates with me and it feels like home, I usually get bored to watch RUclips videos and my mind is literally boozed out, but I agree with you Mrs Garg.
Excellent discussion!!
Great job Zarna in all that you do and I wish you continued success and happiness in all your ventures!!
I am old enough to be your mom and it makes me very happy that your story will inspire lots of brown women to be courageous like you and grow to their full potential.
Your podcasts fill me with so much hope inspite of the political turmoil in our country!!
A+++++++++++ to all of you
Thought Zarna was sold on the moneymaking and entrepreneurship then she made a 180 and started talking about medicine.She is really is a very good comedian .
Love to listen to everyone on this show
The parents are so eloquent with fantastic vocabulary and enunciation. The children are all following in the same pathway and it a pleasure to listen to them.
All of that said I think they should relax a bit , the young ones I mean.They seem too uptight about this moneymaking journey
It’s hard to give an A+ to just one of you! I admired everyone’s passion when they spoke. So impressed with your kids!!
So glad!!
This was the best topic and I have to give my grade to Dad and Veer because they were having very clear idea about what they want.
Yay! So glad
🤣Every time Shallabh brings up IIT, it sends me on a laughter trip. My husband, a proud IIT and IIM alum, wears his credentials like a superhero cape. He's convinced that these institutions eclipse Oxford, Stanford, Harvard, and the like. In his world, they're not just universities; they're the ultimate badges of honor. I mean, who needs Hogwarts when you've got IIT and IIM, right? It's like comparing a gourmet meal to a home-cooked feast; he insists the latter is Michelin-star worthy. Bless his cotton socks!
Lol! Thank you so much
IIT does eclipse the Ivy League schools.
Very good conversation not just for kids but for adults too. I will make my 6 year old watch this podcast in 5 years
Yess!
Great great episode! Thanks for talking about this topic. As an immigrant in this country,facing visa issues ties you down to a corporate job for its security.
But entrepreneurs FTW!
Get out of the corporate shackles after a few years of getting what you want! Best way to win in America is to do it like the way the system is built for!
This family is hilarious brilliant and inspiring. I love the dialogue SO MUCH!!
Haha much appreciated!
I completely agree with Zarna and I did exactly what she said … I started my own company right out of college and that is why I could do it … their is no way I could have taken that risk at this older age…. My friends have exited from these startups and made millions … so it is a risk reward and you will learn from RUclips and figure it out and get business and accountability coaching. If you want to make something work … you will!
This was such a gem of a video. God, i deserved a family like this too
With you Zarna! Unfortunately not everyone can be an entrepreneur or even just freelance and make it on an unpredictable income. Great points everyone though. Love your family. 💕
Aw!
Strolling through my late thirties, I have hit a funny realization: I totally skipped my calling as an entrepreneur back when my spirit animal was more 'fearless adventurer' than 'cautious planner.' I have been like a brand whisperer, turning every project I touch into gold, yet the thought of starting my own thing? Paralyzing. It's like realizing you're a gourmet chef who's only ever cooked with a microwave. Had I taken the leap in my invincible twenties, I might be dictating this from a hammock on my private island by now. But no, I have been playing it safer than a turtle in its shell. The irony? I am convinced I could conquer the world if I just stopped overthinking every possible outcome. So, here's a shoutout to all the late bloomers: It's never too late to trade in the 'what-ifs' for 'why nots.' Let's make our 'someday' today. Because honestly, if we can make magic for others, it's high time we start our own show. This podcast is truly a mental stimulation. I could realate to so much you guys discussed!:)
it's never too late, a calling can never truly be lost ❤ you've still got it in you, find her ✨
Yes!!👆
Aw!
Zarna, I liked all your points, but I loved all the opinions in the room!
Aw thank you!
There is a difference among these 3 mindsets: profit-minded, passion-living, and both. If you have both, you're an entrepreneur. If you only think of making money, you are a business person who may not have a passion for managing. If you're a passion-living, working for companies that devalue you is detrimental.
LOVE THIS PODCAST! My only worry is if you all ever run out of content for making podcasts but please don’t haha. Good luck!
WOOO! Not the plan!!
I have learned so much from you. You are not just funny. But very wise as well
This is so nice to hear!
Very surprising topic for this channel, very pleased with the points made 😊
Haha so glad!
Wonderful debate on working in corporates vs building something of your own
I also believe in entrepreneurship. I'm with you, Zarna, on this. Probably get experience working for another company.
Yess!!
All the kids in this family are fantastic and i love listening to them speak!! Well done Mom N Dad❤
I loved seeing Zarna being more open to the kids choosing for themselves instead of imposing her idea onto them so my Grade A goes to Zarna this time ❤❤❤
Absolutely brilliant!! 100% agree with zarna!! A grade to Zarna!!
Aw thank you!
this is great information for young adults
Yess!
Zarna gets a A!!❤ I really love this family podcast!❤
Aw!
This is such a brilliant conversation, absolutely loved hearing all your thoughts and this topic is a great one to get your insights on. And also, I am loving that this episode is much longer than usual. Thank you.
So glad to hear!
Zarna, you articulated it so well! Corporate learning is often the opposite of what you need to succeed at a startup. Shared this with my kids.
Zoya and Brije areincreadibly intelligent and articulate young people😊
Zarna you rise amazing children
I agree with dad it is very important to learn tangible value of the businesses when you start work after college and than you can create those tangible value for yourself
both of my sons done it learn a lot when they worked for someone, create a lot of contacts and then start their own pretty successful businesses one of them
Open a law firm and another has investment company
In love with this family ❤ and their humour and wit.
Aw so glad!
Such important discussion points ....shared this with my whole family, specially my young siblings
Yes please!!
Actually it was rivetting! It’s just the kind of thing parents and kids should discuss with one another. Everyone’s opinion was heard by the others and discussed. In my opinion, there are advantages and disadvantages in both the entrepreneurial path and corporate jobs. My A goes to all of you.
I have a dumb question. Do they prepare and take notes on the topic before the podcast? I can't imagine having a conversation where each person articules very well and all points are valid.
They don’t prepare ANYTHING. It’s chaos of getting ready . And once “record” is hit. It’s like magic. They are all naturally very brilliant and very well articulated. It’s beautiful to witness every week.
Aw thank you!
I really love the content this family put together.. These are such intriguing questions which many working people keep thinking.. Weather to continue job Or start an entrepreneurial thing.. One thing that deters to start your own business/service is initial cost/ expenses which this will bring..
Aw thank you!
A+ for Zarna - I just love the way you speak about entrepreneurship: you know it, you live it and you inspire others so much when it comes to business (I'm an entrepreneur now in my 40s). A+ for Shalabh too, because he did create a comfortable life for this family with his corporate work (in my 20s and 30s I also did a corporate career, and I totally respect using the corporate scene to secure one's immediate needs).
Means the world!!
Superb, got my son to watch this.
Yes please!!
Choose your goal. All the questions you may have at any given moment, are answered in pursuit of the goal. Don't question the moment, choose the correct answer. Knowing the answer isn't hard, it's only hard if you aren't dedicated to achieving the goal.
Loved it… different perspectives is healthy
So glad!!
Zarna gets the A grade. I have on the same boat as you Zarna and the whole fam dynamic. So, it’s tough but you are awesome.
Love Zoya’s analysis on all topics!! She is so sensible!!!
All your three children have such beautiful eyes !!
Zarna is correct. Working for yourself is better than working corporate. However, most people don't like the stress of unpredictable income or lack of affordable benefits, which can be problematic for a lot of self-employed people.
Great topic great minds great people ie gargs
Means the world!
Zoya shows her very practical and different perspective on the topics and shows a lot of empathy.
What was missing in your discussion was what would bring you the most satisfaction at the end of your life - a dedicated single minded life and time in earning money (that is what entrepreneurship is) ignoring all the time for yourself, or your loved ones need with you or a life that involves doing what you enjoy doing and leverage doing it for the comfort and the future security of your loved ones. The latter course may not make you super rich but you’ll feel richer when you turn back review your life.
Loved the discussion ! From France 👍
Welcome!!
Dad is so sweet on his wife. Its so beautiful ❤
Great ideas and discussions. Veer good insights for an eleven yr old!!! Bravo!!
Zarna is absolutely correct! A++++
As someone who has been on both sides of the table, I'd say that you must be passionate to succeed in the entrepreneurship. Without passion, you'll break down soon
Congrats to u all - lovely family 🫶🏽💪🏽🫡🙏🏽💯🔥
Thank you!
Veer is incredibly smart, savvy and a fearless visionary. I forget he’s so young because he is brighter than most adults I know! A+++ for Veer!!!!!
I feel all the Garg kids are going to be very successful in anything they do because they have the #1 ingredient a strong family support system. But the youngest is going to make a difference he’s a listener and he absorbs knowledge he’s going to be very wise at a young age.
A+ for zoya,dad and mom for bringing very insightful thoughts to the table.thanks a lot to zarna maam for bringing out such an informative and fun podcast ❤always looking forward to new episodes.
Lots of love from bahrain 🇧🇭
Aw thank you! Welcome!
Loved this session; thank you for doing this! :)
Thank YOU
Best garg family podcast till date ❤
A+ to Shalahb because he always praises Zarna! I think this act by men of his age group is rarely done, as they have major insecurities when it comes to even being ok with women in leadership roles, never mind talking about it in public.
Amazing episode. Congrats Zarna.
Means the world!
Zarna, you're absolutely right. My manager expected me to come to office just because i was single.😂 He expected to use my time and never have a gf, forget startup. Then I quit the job for entrepreneurship
Whatever you may say about your very handsome son Brij, your daughter is absolutely lovely, God Bless your beautiful family!
Just as I thought what has the world come to - Aunty Zarna hosting an entire podcast episode with nuanced opinions, not showing who's the boss and even putting in the effort to sound like ordinary other citizens to explain her pushing for the kids to learn computers.
And all the way at the end 44:15 when the tiger mom sabre was dangled the balance in the universe felt restored! 😂
This was quite a interesting listen. Good topic!
I appreciate Zarna's humorous take on being regressive, right-winger, doctor-'endorser'. Also got a chance to see her live, it was truly fantastic! However, labeling an employee as "a sheep" is regressive. As a Design Director in a family-owned business, I value the autonomy to make decisions and take ownership of them. On the other hand I agree to your point that one must have an edge to not get replaced by the younger generations. The simple solution to that I feel is to be a 'Life-long learner'.
Secondly, It's crucial to consider factors like mental health, stress and anxiety along with all kinds of health problems, are increasingly prevalent among entrepreneurs. For instance, Nithin Kamath, CEO of a Billion Dollar company 'Zerodha' recently had a stroke, underscores the challenges of entrepreneurship. I guess my point is both employees and employers are essential, one's life priorities and personal acumen should be the ultimate guiding force in deciding what path you want to take. Undermining either, I feel, is in bad taste!
All were good! Zoya and Veer A++, Brij A+.
Gujarat genes vs rest of India genes
woah garg family
small and budding startups helps you learn a lot. it doesn't necessarily have to be a big corp. think about it if you were in NVIDIA 10 years ago and stayed there, the experience and profit would be phenomenal
Epic. “Not everyone wants to run a Patel brothers” 😅😂
Says who?
I love this podcast! My A+ goes to Shalabh.
Interesting topic and enjoyed the discussion.
So glad!
What a fun family!
Restarted my career in 2022 in Engg after a decade of break for child rearing. It's tough, ruthless. My experience also entails where nobody will believe you and will do everything to demoralise , destabilize, alienate, gossip behind your back. Always missed the work, not the office politics.
Brilliant discussion
I agree! Thank you!
Good discussion. Loved little Veer contributing with his water bottle and lemonade topic. Agree with Shalabh to start in a big corporation and then veer(no pun intended) onto your own. A to Shalabh from me.
Brij should get into modeling, such a handsome young man. Love this family ❤❤
Congratulations Zoya on your internship and Brij getting into a nice college. Veer you keep being your own person, not everyone is meant to conform 🥰
Lovely discussion...
Veer is the most intelligent kid! He is going to go a long way..A+ to him :)
The best podcast I have ever watched ❤️❤️❤️
My A grade goes to Zoya for the argument "College and education is about learning to learn. Not everyone uses Math professionally, but you learn complex problem solving"
The 2 older kids took the best eye colour genes 😅
amazing episode
Ahhh!
Both… know the time to step out.. between 30-40 if you can manage family well alongside
A grade to the whole family