There's a difference between you staying with your son, and your son (and his wife) staying with you. Think hard and don't commit any mistake. Once your son is married, his wife is going to be his first preference. Just like for you your husband (i.e. your son's father) has been your first preference over your son.
I am from Pakistan. I have lived with in laws only to go into depression. The husband only felt better by insulting me in front of his relatives. I also looked around on other families getting their sons married happily but then complaining about bahu and the gap extending to the extent of not even speaking to each other. In the end, they had to separate anyway. So I decided years ago that I will not live with my son and his wife. But I wanted a supporter of my view as I didn't find any. Thanks for fortifying my confidence in my decision.
Aliya study Islam..joint family system is not allowed in Islam..it is the influence of Hindu culture in Pakistan that we live in joint families..no other Muslim country has this problem..the son lives separately after marriage..the following link would show Islamic support towards your view.. m.czcams.com/video/HXUyMKCDBo8/video.html
@@docmimi788 are we so prone to other's influences that we stop thinking by our own mind? The communities living far away from India also have this tradition so it's not correct to say that Muslims have acquired this tradition from Hindus. It's high time for people to stop expermenting and give rightful space to the newly formed relation.
Very true. I suffered for 20 years with my in laws. My husband would always support his mother and sisters.When I couldn't take it any more,I told my husband that I was willing to leave him over the issue. Finally he understood
Valid points ! And the most valid point was - spending a lot of money in having lavish ceremonies due to peer pressure but not using that money in investing in real estate and thereby, achieving peace of mind.
Problem is you can't share this with your in-laws 😜.. but rightly said . You have addressed this issue in a very nice manner. I hope it reaches masses.
I wish everyone, especially husbands understood this.. A lot of marriages would be saved and a lot of daughters would be saved from getting depressed with life!!
Itni practical batein, balanced solutions. Hope people understand. Sir, you've nailed everything so precisely and it's happening in every house. High time we elders understood that we can not behave with our children, the way our parents/ inlaws behaved with us. Times change and we need to evolve. Staying away from each other gives a lot of peace of mind to both parties,resulting in good physical and emotional health. Thanks a ton for highlighting this issue. Hope good sense prevails over all of us.
Bhuto ko bura lga Hoga but I agree with you...parents ko 60 k baad hi bccho ki need hoti h ya kisi beemari k chlte...Lakin tab tak itna kalah klesh ho chuka hota h ki bcche old age m Mata pita ko chor k chle jate h..aur jab unko sewa ki need hoti h tab tk dil me itni kadvahat bhr jati h aur dilo me dooriya aa jati hain.hona to apke kahe anusar chahiye...very good advice.will must follow when I became in-law 😄
@@nextonline7786mat do kisi ko property but bachpan mein unhe nicha mat jikhaao , usko property ki tarah treat mat karo , na servent ki trah , toxic maa baap ke saath bache bhi saath rehne nhi chahte hai
But agar start m sath na raho to baad m bahu ko bht problem hoti h adjust krne m.. Nayi bahu ko apne parivar m kiske sath kaise kya krna h sb batana chahiye
"…Ladki ka baap bhi akela rehta hai"….this selfish society willingly ignores this fact. Thank you Sir for highlighting everything. Wish more people thought like you 🙂
@@ravirajacharyaacharya2010 nahi hai toh kya karein? Aur waise bhi maa baap thodi naa specifically beta ya beti needwise paida kar sakte hai... online order ki tarah. So best policy is equal responsibility towards parents as children ...no matter, boy or girl. 😊
Sir mai kya batau....aap ki soch aur explanation....aap ne mera pura 22 years ki dissatisfied married life ko 21.06 mnts me batadiya. Aap ko bohot bohot dil se dhanyavad .
हो तो हरियाणा के पर बात पंजाबियों वाली की है । बहुत ही सटीक, व्यावहारिक बात की है । कई बातें जानते हुए भी हम दुखी रहते हैं बिना कोई रियल रीजन के । कई लोग मन से तो समझ जाएंगे पर उपरितौर पर आपको बुरा भी कह सकते हैं । बहुत अच्छी बात को आपने उठाया है
I lived with my mother in law for 37 years. ( she passed away last year) My husband being the only son, never ever wanted to stay away from his mom. I served her all these years without a word of gratitude. I wouldn't want to do it, if given half a chance.
@@bhakti64 yes I am. I am getting back to my hobbies, paintig and writing. Me and my husband are planning to travel. ( we hardly travelled all these years because, we couldnt leave my mother in law alone at home, nor she couldn't travel with us. ) Anyways, thanks for empathizing🙏🙏🙏🙏
I am so grateful to my husband that we decided to live separately from in-laws during the initial years of my marriage, the understanding we have now otherwise wouldn't have been possible... happily married for 10years now.
If your in laws are now wanting to stay with you because of health issues , are you ready to accept them ????? No but you want everything from the in laws don't want to do anything for them 😮
Very practical advice. I am happy that I have done this in my family. I and my son's family live separately. I feel it keeps the love and understanding more stronger than living in a joint family. Thank you sir for this much needed advice for today's generation.
Really very good thought.... Ladke ke maa baap jo 50 saal k h wo kaise akele rh skte hai,, ladki ka baap to rh skta h chahe wo 70-75 saal ka h wo rh skta h kyki wo beti ka baap hai.... Thought of our society🤬🤬🤬🙄🙄🙄
Issue is - once son gets married , MIL and FIL starts feeling ill, or i should say they start feeling(showing) it more and more...bcz of that they create psychological pressure on son to keep them with him plus pressurise daughter in law to become kind of their care taker, ignoring the fact that just few months back they were looking for a professionally qualified working girl. Few parents time and again remind son of how much hardships they hv gone through raising him up, as if girls parents hv not done so. Its a serious issue parents are creating these days leading to even divorces of their son. Its high time to understand the intricacies.
@@praveenverma9959 ha bilkul. Jab ma baap bina beti ke reh sakte to bina bete ke kyu nahi ? Kya damad saas sasur ko rakhta hai ? Tow fir bahu bhi kyu rakhe ?
@@praveenverma9959 My mom herself says that she would want my brother and his wife to live in a separate house nearby so they can be happy and relations remain cordial.
Agree with you completely…. It is a nightmare for bahu, if her husband doesn’t understand/ cares of the awkwardness she faces in her sasural… especially difficult when the senior generation has unrealistic ideas / expectations from her & her husband wants to be a good little boy of mummy dearest 🤨🤨🤨🤨
I am unable to find the right words for the praise....This video should be made a compulsory watch for all the middle class .... Most logical and reasonable things said and explained...THANK YOU...
भाई आपने एक परिवार की जो आज कल सबसे ज़्यादा दिक़्क़तें हैं, उन्हें समझ कर बहुत ही अच्छे से बताया है, और समाधान भी दिया है। सबसे अच्छा तो आपने उस बेटी की बाबत जो चिंता ज़ाहिर की, वो गौर करने लायक़ है, हर सदस्य को निभाने से अच्छा है अपनी अलग व्यवस्था करना। एक दूसरे के भाव को समझ कर उससे व्यवहार करना। अच्छी विवेकपूर्ण समझ देने के लिए धन्यवाद।
A very practical advice indeed!I stayed with my in laws for 15 years and then moved out with much bitterness for one another.The points you mentioned are absolutely true.Better stay separate and have a harmonious relationship rather than staying together and turning the relationship toxic.
Main to yearly 1 baar hi jati hu inlaws k yahan but fir v toxic baatein apne sath le kar aati hu unki . Saas & nanad ye kabhi taunt maarne se nhi chukengi chahe kahi v rah lo . But atleast daily daily unki chik chil sun ni nhi padti .
@@minakshi7530 Same here 2-3 din k liye jati hu uspe bhi saal bhar k liye depression tension le kar ati hu. Don't know why but I feel like महिलाओं की मानसिक गुलामी type environment there.
@@harigyan782 Haa main v saal bhar k lie tension le kar aati hu , mere life me inlogon k wajah se hi stress aa gya , marriage k initial days me mujhe bahut kuch sunna pada , saas & nanad ne bahut sunaya . Unki baaton se main kabhi ubhri hi nhi . Stress level itna badh gya ki mere body k hormones disturb ho gye . 3 years se endometriotic ovarian cyst se ladh rhi hu , open surgery v karwa li but wapas se ho gya .
Thank you for this video 🙏🙏. The point about parents actually needing their kids to be around at 70 plus was spot on. Wish more people understood this. So much conflict can be avoided.
I have already implemented the same in my life. Me n my husband had always decided to jiyo n jeene doh. Very good piece of advice/suggestion. U have explained it very practically. We n our beta n Bahu are very happy. God bless all to take the advice/suggestion in a positive way❤❤❤❤❤
Sir married just 5 months before. Though it's love marriage accepted by both parents but now I m also feeling privacy, relatives (specially husband's three sisters and their children frequent arriving) and spce issue. I m a working woman. Most of the time I remain tired in my week off time. Follow all rituals like Sir pr bado k samne dupatta rakhna etc bt in spite of compromising my SAASU maa always complain that she always wakes up late, don't do all household chore effectively. I always think that when we will be capable for building a big house on this land and when these type of person and relative will mend their mind set. I m a government employee but my husband, my own parents and these relative will not be ready to leave separately till the new building is ready which will be in approx next 5 years as per our calculation. I m glad to see ur videos, subscribed ur channel. This is really a heart touching content.
Very true and practical concern sir. Thanks for sharing this. Actually now a days it is the need of the hour to bring harmony in families. But in North one has to be very daring to implement this.
Seriously this is true that privacy issues mostly occur, but it's hard for everyone to understand. Specially when u r working women n someone force u to attend family functions in week off its feel like hell at that moment n irritating also. Wish this mentality change in upcoming years.
Outstanding advice and can't relate much more. Being an emotional guy I did this and paid heavily for this. My parents and my in laws were very loveable to me so I decided to quit my job to stay with them as my wife are three sisters only. So, I came to my hometown so that I can take care of both the families.😁 And started business with my sasurji. Uske baad jeevan mai jo hua h na sir kya hi batau 😁😁😁 Izzat 0 business 0 stress 100%. Abhi final jaake akal aai h. Moving to a new location soon. But on serious note, small mistake can cost you a lot. Big salute to you sir for guiding old and Young generations together.
The video is about daughter in law and son staying with father in law and mother-in-law. Not the son in law staying with his in-laws or they staying with him😄 This is not discussed though it is the current trend!!! Because men (son in law or father in law) don't complain!!
While the points you mentioned are very practical and should be discussed further. I would like to mention points where in laws are like a boon. Though it all depends on their thinking and mindset. 1) when a couple has baby and both are working their grand parents are the best persons to take care of baby. You can say that you can hire someone but remember the love which grand parents can give is unmatched. They will be more than happy to help. A child who spends is childhood among grandparents becomes a very good human being. Again this all depends on mindset and thinking of parents. 2) when couple have a job so there are many things where you need external help, when you are sick, when you need some guidance, when you just feel the need of your close ones, household chores can be easily managed with their help. 3) A parent works tirelessly to provide us everything in their capacity with just one hope that when their kid grow up they can cherish moments of joy with them and see their grand children. On basis of being practical we might deprive them of this joy. I know point number 3 depends totally on the parent as they should not hope for these things if they can not adapt new age thinking and being flexible. Still I have stated this point as they feel this.
I am so impressed that someone brought this topic. I am living in join family since 30 years. The situation started just a week after that they lost respect in my eyes and I never got love from them. We are just frustrated living bodies in the same house!!!
Sir just one addition to this ..... Girls are ready to cook for all but they comment ....namak kamm hai, theek se cook nahi huaa ... Then sweegy Zomato comes in place
Thank you for giving such sound advice. I would like to share, I'm a Parsi and in our marraiges it is mandatory for a boy to have his own flat. Otherwise the couple waits till they can afford one on rent, only then they marry. It is looked down upon in the community if the newly wed are living with the boys or girls parents. In fact in Mumbai, if a couple is to get married and don't have a flat, Parsi Panchayat will provide on the condition that the date of the wedding is fixed and the boys parents do not have more than one house.
@@docmimi788 it's not written anywhere that joint family system is not allowed in Islam. In Islam, bad behavior to bahu is not allowed, depriving her of mental peace and health is not allowed. Do the inlaws act upon that? One has all the right to get away from hurtful people. Islam is a resilient religion. Parsis have the tradition of having the son and his wife live separately. This keeps values of respect and the relations intact. In our society , first they are forced to live in joint family system, then bitterness starts after some time. It either leads to domestic violence and criminal charges or to son and his wife saying goodbye forever. But the parsi system is based on human psychology, not on theatrical drama of actors who artificially show people that they are happy together.
I was looking in the comments section atleast for one comment, which would be like, my in laws took care of the house when I went to work, they raised my kids. I'm actually surprised, there's none. You nailed it sir. Distance and privacy are important for a healthy relationship. Firstly, it takes so much effort for the couple to adjust with each other. It's really unreasonable to expect a girl to adjust with an entire family in a fully functional and rigid home. She will have to live like a doormat, if her views are not considered. The most important point which even I belive strongly is that let the couple live independently, let them have their space and meet you once in a while and think of it positively, instead of saying that the girl took away the boy. When you get old, they will respect you for how considerate you have been. They will be helpful to you. Instead of understanding this point, people want to have the son and daughter in law live with them, control and torture her and then expect her to take care of them when they get old and weak. Isn't she a human? Does her heart not break?
@@AeyHero Not allowed to eat, sleep, spend time with the husband. In addition, interference in the couple's personal matters, taunting, blaming, mil competing with dil, etc. etc. I have been a victim of all this, but I agree many in laws are more broad minded now. Torture is a very extreme word, like you mentioned, but some do go through it even today, even though girls now a days are educated, working, able to manage home and work, they are still criticised continuously and not treated like humans, unfortunately.
@@AeyHero I agree and I think it is possible to live with parents (parents/in laws), if there is mutual respect. However, since this is always not possible, it is better to maintain a healthy distance and give space not just to the newly married couple, but also to the elderly, who have their own set of hobbies, friends circle, etc.
In law especially mother in law sister in law kuch help nai karte. My mom is a working parents it was my mom's sister who helped her raising me not her sasuma.
@@user-qxpkwl bhai aleke rah ke babies koi aur stranger ke hath de dena h. Nahi to after pregnancy need h to bula lenge baad me bhej denge. 🤬. I hate these mindset’s. My father and I have different opinion in every thing even in tube bulb but when he need some advise hum sath me discuss karte h n vice Versa. Shadi ke baad larki wapas mayaka jati h taki Wo ghar me kiska kaisa nature h wo samaj le aur apne maa s discuss bhi kar sakti h.
I lived with my in-laws but intuitively I knew that I don't want to live with my daughter in law so that she doesn't hate me 😊 Your video solved my dilemma 🙏
When my brother was getting married I asked my mom whether she wanted daughter in law to live with her or peace of mind. She chosed peace of mind . And since they live separately it keeps relationship cordial. Best of both worlds.
It totally depends on sanskar how parents grow their children. Many selfish parents brainwash their children saying don't leave your spouse alone, keep control over your spouse to rule. It's a western way of thinking that once a child attains twelve years of age leave them separately. But nowadays even western are thinking of joint establishment for happiness, amicable atmosphere and maintain a decorum of leaving together. They even think of adopting elderly people and vice versa. What you said is one part of the society. There are young couples as well as old couples who still stays together and not only enjoying but they feel happiness for selfless devotion.
My MIL had Cancer before I got married. Before my marriage, they were living separately as my husband was studying. After marriage, they moved in with us. The initial days were fine, but later my FIL moved out to a different city for his job because the cost of cancer treatment was really high. Me and my husband both work in IT, but insurance was not sufficient for the treatment. My sister-in-law lives in the same city and used to come every weekend for 2 days to stay with us with her 3 young kids. She will sleep in our bedroom the entire weekend. When she would leave on Sunday night, my house would be a mess. The first 18 months of my marriage were really bad. Most weekends in hospitals for chemo sessions. My SIL would say that she is coming to visit her mom, but all she did the whole weekend was watching TV. I'll take care of the kids which I loved. But it was all so overwhelming for me. My husband's family eats so unhealthy, i started putting on weight. My mental health was deteriorating. Even my husband was not comfortable with her coming every weekend(literally each weekend without a break). We had to tell her finally that she should come on alternate weekends. We need some time on weekends. Now everything is fine, but I am never getting back those initial years of my marriage. Currently my FIL lives with us. My parents live in a different city alone.
😂😂 sir I am a South Indian 50 year old corporate lawyer. Now living in UAE since 2017 . After 20 years of marriage I breathed freedom, inlaws OMG each and every word happened to me. MIL is still a nightmare . I was treated like a doormat 😢. My husband just don’t understand properly what his mother mean by making certain comments.
@@MrsTalat6 yes indeed, mil ensured that she is the malkin of the house. I was not living as a member of joint family at all. This happens during our short trips to their house or they visiting us in our own house in Chennai ( that’s is the irony ) I donno how she used to sabotage the dominance every time wherever it is. 80 years she is , pathetic mindset
Well done uncle ji...I have done this task before 19years but everyone blaming me till now that I am so cunning and selfish but now I can say that I was wright have my own house and I spend 20years with husband peacefully.
I live in Chennai. Here many families follow your ideology. Two houses in same area or its two flats in one building or housing society. Ideology in south is far most matured than in the rest of India.
I am from south too. Some families have this idea that if you are living in the same city then you all should live together. Even if it is one big fighting 👪
Shakti u r right. Now a days son n daughter in law's won't adjust with the situation around with inlaws.. Better to be seperate than to divorce for minor reason.
Soo on point! Thank you for bringing this up! I suffered a lot because of staying with inlaws..n after sometime asked my husband to get separated. Everyone should understand this
You have touched very practical and useful points actually. Totally matches with our circumstances that I've gone through during last 25 years of marriage....no adjustments will be correct word. My inlaws always demanded from me to be an ideal bahu . But never thought of themselves to be ideal inlaws. On the cost of my health, relatives, likes and desires I had to fulfill their wishes. The outcome of all these is that now my husband my son and daughter don't like to stay with them for a single minute. Me too but now they are in 70s so cannot leave them. That you have visualised today is what I had always dreamt of in the past. But being a"bhuktbhogi" I will take care that my son and his future family develop love for us and not hatred by the passing time.
I agree totally. Even when i got married and shifted to Mumbai, it's humid and still i couldn't wear comfortable clothes just because we were staying with in-laws. Hated that period like anything.
ITS A MUST RITUAL IN MY FAMILY SINCE GENERATIONS THAT ONCE A GUYS GETS MARRIED HE HAS TO MOVE TO NEW HOUSE (EITHER RENT OR BUY NEW ONE) ELSE HE'S GETS THE TAG OF NALAYAK, NIKAMMA ETC. I'M FROM KARNATAKA. THE REASON FOR THAT IT SHOWS SELF-RESPECT, SELF-ESTEEM PLUS THE NEW COUPLE SHOULD LEARN CERTAIN THINGS ON THEIR OWN WHICH IS VERY GOOD FOR FUTURE
@@samruddhisandvar1807 ONLY IN NORTH INDIA PARENTS ARE DUMBED IN OLD AGE HOME. IN MY FAMILY &ALSO ACROSS SOUTHERN INDIA THE PARENTS DURING OLD AGE STAY IN THEIR CHILDREN HOUSE & THEY'VE TAKEN GOOD CARE
Finally somebody spoke truth!!! We need more creators like you. I am bachelor, this is the major reason I am afraid of marrying. I understand I need to serve my spouse's parents as well but initially it's very uncomfortable.
My parents contributed to the down-payment of buying of my first flat. Yet I chose to live with my parents after marriage with my wife. My parents tried to convince me to move out and live in the flat separately with my wife that my parents and I had bought but I was an idiot, thinking I'd earn rent from that other flat. It is only due to my mother's efforts and later my wife's efforts also that we all could live in that house for 1.5 years. Despite my parents guiding me based on their life experiences I never listened and ended up not enjoying the initial years of my married life. Also I really didn't earn much from rent (the emi was 3 times the rent), and like he said in the video, the bigger cost is one's peace of mind.
@@fitsurvivor4781 Yup. In fact I was the one creating problems at my parents place, not my wife or my mother or father. I had wrong assumptions due to old school thinking and lack of communication.
@@fitsurvivor4781 It's same for boys and girls. Boys and Girls leave their parents and start their family. Staying with boys relatives is NOT marriage.
@@SiSi-ju1xk yeah I've already said that I was wrong and how my parents also wanted me to live separately with my wife. I have been a male chauvinist...
Nice one, very sensible also.👌 People forget that when the bride comes into her 'sasural', she is a stranger. She doesn't really love anyone there. But society puts tremendous pressure on her to behave in a certain way. It is wrong, and we should change that.
I saw so many cases where parents lived with daughters instead of sons. This is true very true. Women don’t find themselves comfortable with the parents of their husbands.
My father has a huge villa in a half acres plot but soon after my marriage he has given me money to buy a duplex flat and asked me to setup a different house with my wife. I now understand my father's logic.
What an amazing video. I'm so glad someone has brought this up. My marriage got ruined for this reason. My only ask in the marriage was to move out to a house near by so that i could get some time and space away from interfering in laws but at the same time tend to them if they needed anything. But the Indian mentality is so flawed. They broke the marriage but did not push the son to move out of the house. They bring home a girl and then mis treat her. Most Indian men are brought up as such mamas boys. They are so dependent and incapable of doing anything on their own. I really wish this starts to change. So that they start treating us as an equal in a relationship instead of a subservient.
Yes I agreed with you, I m 69,1served my in-laws, now serving Dil,I hv no personal life, now I m retired and husband is blind not ready to live in saperate home,we have two flats but living joint only I m suffering bkz of him
to be frank it also depends on their profession because i was in travelling job i lived alone on tours and that changed my perspective about life otherwise i would have been a mumma's boy myself.
Mind blowing video sir! My MIL generally lives separate, we try to make it work. But in our 7 years of marriage, we have only had fights between us due to her whenever she visits. During initial days of our marriage she even came and lived with us in 1BHK! Her every visit ends with more bitterness in her heart towards me and thus, vice versa too. I am blamed even if she has an argument with her own son! Plus, the diplomacy and differentiation between me and my SIL! They just want a DIL who is good enough and independent to brag about in the society but they can’t accept the fact that we work equally hard (sometimes even more) as their son does. Sad but true!
I totally agree with beta bahu staying separate!!! Only thing they should buy their own house and that too girls should contribute financially towards this house equally or in fact more as this is more her requirement!!!
This is soo true I myself when my two sons got married I told them buy your own home and I will stay by my self I am very independent woman 50 years ago my mom and dad did the same thing I am glad you opened every body's mind
No one understood when I said these things almost 30 years back... almost felt like I was going insane....this is so gratifying that someone is addressing the elephant in the room finally.
I wish..all Men understand like you do Sir. The root cause is most men think they have to take care of their parents... At the cost of ruining their married life. Yes.. In today's time.. With less space and time... It's better all live in their own place.. Less interference.. More peace.
@@endlessjoychannel71 You are right. But now a days, most senior citizens behave very strict. Boy's parents don't give freedom. They want to control life of their son. And especially after marriage of their own son, parents become dominant. They don't want their son to stay separate at the same time, staying together they keep dominating and interfering in the married life of their son. I strongly feel that parents should change their mindset.
It's because their mother blackmailed them. It's the women who are the villain the so called mother in law who wants her son to listen to her all the time.
Watched your video first time,really interesting,practical showing different and better perspective and solution,I agree 100%,one more thing is that sometimes for social prestige also parents want to live together with children,I got many suggestions to stay with children after marriage but now I really feel good to have separate setups,it keeps love care and mutual respect alive Thankyou sir for speaking the truth and giving ideas instead of having false ego of living together
First time I hv seen such a great vdo....being a Bahu can relate myself to every sentence....Can still recall what great pain n suffering I went through ....
Wonderful and practical analysis for a peaceful and harmonious family life. You seem to have lot of practical experience too. Good learner and good advice.
Really loved your practical approach and advise Sir!!! just scrolled through the comments section and everyone is praising and thanking you, which means almost every household is facing these issues, but no one is ready to speak it out and loud ye bolke ki "family issue hai ghar ke bhar nahi jani chaiye". I hope a lot of elders go across through your video, but surely, it's a learning for me and will implement in my future!!!
I have informed my son to lead independent life after marriage, I have been staying and supporting my parents from last 27 years immediately after starting my career, and majority of the problems u have mentioned I have faced
It is a very good advice. The elderly in Kerala mostly do not mind their sons having their own establishment. Being a matriarchal society in fact the parents are more attached to girls . I am 65, my husband is 70 we stay on our own, we have the freedom to pursue our spiritual inclinations and are totally satisfied with our present routine.
If parents are caring ,have an ability to see their daughter-in-law as their own daughter it's fine. But mostly it's not the case we have a legacy of troubling daughter-in-laws in our country.
@@meenarajeshrajesh5697 ,... I have noticed ..this legacy of troubling daughter-in-law this information how women managed all the pain , this information has been passed from grandmother to mother from mother to daughters. The new aged daughter has a weapon called education therefore she is strong
@@luizadaniells348 That will never be discussed - thanks to " targeted" Propaganda by Leftist ecosystem and people are neither aware or naive to know how 49 gender biased sections of IPC are abused left, right and centre by DIL on MILs and the entire family.
This advice is absolute gold. I lived with inlaws for nine months and it inly created resentment. Problem is even if your husbands parents are not that toxic they always have crazy people in the family willing to destroy your peace. Guests come over and comment on things like when are you having babies, how you choose to live, your work everything. Sister-in-laws become overly defensive of their moms and instead of calming her down add fuel to the fire. This system simply does not work. If it did, we wouldnt all be rebelling against it. Father-in-laws have a huge role to play in this. Instead of being silent spectators he should teach their kids to be men and devople an independent mindset. Also, instead of spending heaps on money on the wedding to satisfy relatives, give a down payment on ur sons house and let him pay off the rest. It will benefit him a lot more. Me and my husband were stuck in a small room for 9 months. It caused unecessary fights. Now with a small apartment we have space and we havent had any fights unless it involved our families.
Very realistic video sir.. thank you for this.. I have been with inlaws for 1.5 years and as a newly married couple we were not atleast able to go to a movie comfortably... Avoided all those foods which my in-laws won't eat and even though they have their own house in their city, they forcefully stayed with us and they never did this with their first son as first DIL is very tactic and know how to keep them distant.. Hope this generation understands this.. only thing we as DILs can do is - treat them with love whenever they visit.. that's it... 🙏
Its true initially new couple should be given space and allowed to stay seperate.latee after 5yeqrs they can be together.this way divorce will be less...
Bahut achha btaya apne. But hmari society mai larki ki parents and rishredharo ko koi importance nhi di jati thi. Islie hmesha papa ki rishtedar jyada visit krte hai or dada dadi hi sath rehte hai. Ab jmana badal rha hai
All i can summarise in few words is ur wife and children are actually blessed to have u in their life...as my life has been ruined just because of mother in law...today my husband and I share poisonous bitterness in our relationship
This is much needed advice. This video should be taught as a curriculum. Really appreciate your effort in bringing out these different scenarios. This might not always be true, but when it is, it can break relationships in a matter of minutes.
Sensible idea.... I have always felt that my son and daughter in law should have their own home and they should not get married till they are able to make their arrangement. It would be good if real estate builders design apartments/homes for the family to stay close together say adjacent apartments but not one single apartment. That way they can be support systems for each other and still have their own life.
Sub kuchh doosaron p ku daalna builder dil fil mil etc apni mansikta hum ku nahi theek kar sakte Salute to mr amitsangan for realising and making people think about it🙏
They have this system in Singapore. Young couples who buy house near their parents get 25 % discount. No couple live with in law s. Young couples are encouraged to but their own apartments which are highly subsidised by govt. Parents too want their children to own their own property
Thank you so much Sir for this mind- blowing video. If son's parents live alone they get all the sympathy from the society but if bahu' s parents live alone because they have daughters only the society says 'beti to paraya dhan hai' . There should not be any difference between a son and a daughter then why bahus are forced to live with their in laws in the name of joint family system? Bahus should be given the right to decide where do they want to live just like the son.
The reality of today's times.The past generation has already suffered...pure herd mentality. All aspects are very true.Suffocation of a life time can easily be avoided and life can be looked back at happily by accepting this simple truth.
Sir, something like this, coming from your generation is extremely gratifying. You have "just simplified" it. People of the elder generation who are not willing to or not being able to understand their younger generation might ponder on what you just said. Har relation naazuk hota hai, usko zyada twist nai karna chahiye.
Nowadays everybody all earningmore money no space issues If girl mother comes to stay with daughter in law mother in-law Cannot stay that is the only big issue Nobody. Is readyto cook always Bringing outside food Because girl cannot cook food for motherinlaw selfish man and woman no solution
Your video is good and have .so good ways to live peaceful lives. But only for upper middle class and above. In these days it is not easy to have separate house for son and son in the beginning can't have separate house. Privacy need to both the parties. But sometimes people are forced to live together. Until boy is afford to have separate house. Only ways is both the parents instead of spending huge amount on marriage should contribute so that can have separate house. In my fact it is not easy to solve this common issue..
It’s Fact....It’s wise to Stay away from Parents for Both Sides if you wanna peace in the family..No ill feeling... One can stay On Rent nearby to be available for parents in case of need.... However when Parents grow old when they can not manage on their own If they Consent they be come alongside the Family And at this stage of life They be Cared and Support.. I m 72 years and fortunate enough to have Two Daughters...I have no Complains...They have their Family...Their Problems...Their Kids to Look after...More over They are settled abroad...Should I Bother them with my Problems....No not even seek Financial Support which they time n again Offer.. So be practicable and Follow this Gentleman Advice....
You are correct Sir. You have observed this issue very closely. When a son in his late 20s or early 30s get married, his parents are in late 50s or early 60s. These parents are young old where they can manage themselves very well and generally don't need physical help from others that much.. That time, by forcing the newly married son and his wife to stay with them, for them and under their dictates, they are actually ruining a big support system whom they need dearly after they cross 70s. Rather, parents and their newly married son should give space to the wife in another flat/house, preferably owned. This way the newly married couple will have time to explore each other and their relation with parents-in-law, from both the side, will flourish gradually. I think, due to social pressure, such in-laws and such newly married sons pressurize this newly married girl to stay with them and keep proving herself as best wife, best daughter-in-law, best host, best cook etc etc etc. These 3 immatured people in turn ruin this girl who is in her 20s and ruin a beautiful relationship to grow.
yaar jo ma 60 ki hey, usky pass kitna hi time bacha hey ladkey ko gujar leney do kuch saal ma key saath fir to vo rehny ki hi nhi hey . ur explore mey kya vo kamrey mey ghush kar kuch keh rahi hey. ur alag rakh bhi diya ladka kya fir bhi complains nhi aaeyngi fir kis ur baat ko ley kar compalin khadi ho jaeygi.
@@aavishar ladki k maa bhi 60 ki hay, wo bhi ajaay, sab hum saath, women live longer। So u r saying bahu will pray or wait eagerly when her saas sasur will die to live alone with husband???😂😂😂😂😂 Tab Tab wo bhi 50 -60 ki ho jaegi😂😂😂😂
@@aavishar aur kitne saal jiyegi ki chakkar mein dusron ki zindagi kharab ho kya . 60 saal ki hai toh 100 saal tak bhi toh jee sakti hai . Kya 40 saal jhele koi . Behaviour agar achi na ho toh kon rehna pasand karega . Problem responsibility ki nahi hai , problem hai bahu bete ke zindagi mein dakhal dena .Bahu ko chaar roti aur banane mein taklif nahi hai , banane ke baad bhi chaar bate sunade toh bura lagta hai .
@@Mira-pm3ni yaar ye indian parents ki problem hi hey , ladkey ko hi kaha appriciate karty hey itna. par yaar bosse ki bhi to sunty hey saas ki sunlo thodi si , property bhi to milygi. ur jab bahu pregnant ho ya bacchy bimar ho to help bhi to karty hey badey log. Life will be easy agar budhiya ki ek kaan sey suni ur dusrey sey nikal di. Dekho badey helping hand bhi to hoty hey. socho kalko aap bimar ho jaao to wo khana to bana dengi na.
@@antarabasak1055 alone rehkar kuch ni mila husband k saath, vo itna pyar deyney wala hota to vo abhi tak bahu ka dard overcome kar chuka hota. better ki ek kaan sey suno dusrey sey nikal do . boss ki bhi to sunty hey . akeley mey kitny issue ghar khali ni hcod k ja sakty , baachy purey time tumhary pass yaha to thodi deer grandparents k paas bhej do, ur khud bimar ho gye to thy will help you. akeley rehkey pati k saath milyga kya . Ha ek cheej to vo lower pehen k jo akeley mey ghumti hey ladkiya grandparents k saath ni pehen sakti .
I felt it as a good advice . Since I was planning to stay with my son even after his marriage. Now i feel it otherwise
Please madam , don’t do that , you will loose respext
Very true
Yes it's true never do that mistake
There's a difference between you staying with your son, and your son (and his wife) staying with you. Think hard and don't commit any mistake. Once your son is married, his wife is going to be his first preference. Just like for you your husband (i.e. your son's father) has been your first preference over your son.
Ram is Ty seed school c ₹!! Hare 🎉🎉
I am from Pakistan. I have lived with in laws only to go into depression. The husband only felt better by insulting me in front of his relatives. I also looked around on other families getting their sons married happily but then complaining about bahu and the gap extending to the extent of not even speaking to each other. In the end, they had to separate anyway. So I decided years ago that I will not live with my son and his wife. But I wanted a supporter of my view as I didn't find any. Thanks for fortifying my confidence in my decision.
I can definitely understand why. Here in india it's very common
پاکستان کی جاہل عوام ہے، ذرا شرعی نقطۂ نظر بھی دیکھ لیں
Aliya study Islam..joint family system is not allowed in Islam..it is the influence of Hindu culture in Pakistan that we live in joint families..no other Muslim country has this problem..the son lives separately after marriage..the following link would show Islamic support towards your view..
m.czcams.com/video/HXUyMKCDBo8/video.html
that is so thoughtful of you. great ...
@@docmimi788 are we so prone to other's influences that we stop thinking by our own mind? The communities living far away from India also have this tradition so it's not correct to say that Muslims have acquired this tradition from Hindus. It's high time for people to stop expermenting and give rightful space to the newly formed relation.
Very true. I suffered for 20 years with my in laws. My husband would always support his mother and sisters.When I couldn't take it any more,I told my husband that I was willing to leave him over the issue.
Finally he understood
How can you be suffered through his sisters. Aren't they married or are they living in your house.
Thank god, finally you took a strong step
Koi baat nahi. Sbka din ata hai. Apki bahu bhi suffer kregi tb kehna
They don't have to stay in same house. Bitching can efficiently do the job. @@anany9291
Ek samajhdaar insaan hi ye baate example ke saath rakh sakta hai. Very good ji.
Valid points !
And the most valid point was - spending a lot of money in having lavish ceremonies due to peer pressure but not using that money in investing in real estate and thereby, achieving peace of mind.
Problem is you can't share this with your in-laws 😜.. but rightly said . You have addressed this issue in a very nice manner. I hope it reaches masses.
Absolutely.. I really want to share but i can't.. 🤣🤣
Same here
.i want to show them this
pls do share
Pati ko sunaado
I wish everyone, especially husbands understood this.. A lot of marriages would be saved and a lot of daughters would be saved from getting depressed with life!!
One word i think it's 100 percent truth of life
Yes u r right n depression comes in wife's account always
Agreed!!
Well said! really appreciate the way you have clearly explained the ups and cons of the joint family 👍👏
Yes well said. Daughter in law's have to go through so much in inlaws house. People's mindset should change.
सर दिल से प्रणाम । एक एक शब्द सच्चाई है। न किसी बात को बढ़ाया-चढ़ाया, न कुछ फालतू कहा आपने। सर कमाल कर दिया आपने।🙏🙏
Itni practical batein, balanced solutions. Hope people understand. Sir, you've nailed everything so precisely and it's happening in every house. High time we elders understood that we can not behave with our children, the way our parents/ inlaws behaved with us. Times change and we need to evolve. Staying away from each other gives a lot of peace of mind to both parties,resulting in good physical and emotional health. Thanks a ton for highlighting this issue. Hope good sense prevails over all of us.
Bhuto ko bura lga Hoga but I agree with you...parents ko 60 k baad hi bccho ki need hoti h ya kisi beemari k chlte...Lakin tab tak itna kalah klesh ho chuka hota h ki bcche old age m Mata pita ko chor k chle jate h..aur jab unko sewa ki need hoti h tab tk dil me itni kadvahat bhr jati h aur dilo me dooriya aa jati hain.hona to apke kahe anusar chahiye...very good advice.will must follow when I became in-law 😄
I also liked the logic here.
Kisi ko property na de...
Shadi k baad , apna apna ghar bana k rahe..
Sab property hathiyaane k liye karte hai ...
@@nextonline7786don't birth
Nobody is gonna take property
You bring newborn and brought up her/him it's mean you destroyed someone life
@@nextonline7786mat do kisi ko property but bachpan mein unhe nicha mat jikhaao , usko property ki tarah treat mat karo , na servent ki trah , toxic maa baap ke saath bache bhi saath rehne nhi chahte hai
But agar start m sath na raho to baad m bahu ko bht problem hoti h adjust krne m.. Nayi bahu ko apne parivar m kiske sath kaise kya krna h sb batana chahiye
"…Ladki ka baap bhi akela rehta hai"….this selfish society willingly ignores this fact. Thank you Sir for highlighting everything. Wish more people thought like you 🙂
bilkul sahi baat batayee aapna
Ladki ke bhai nahi hai kya
@@ravirajacharyaacharya2010 nahi hai toh kya karein? Aur waise bhi maa baap thodi naa specifically beta ya beti needwise paida kar sakte hai... online order ki tarah.
So best policy is equal responsibility towards parents as children ...no matter, boy or girl. 😊
@@ravirajacharyaacharya2010 bhai kyu paida kare jab already beti hai. soch badlo..why only live with son ?
@@ravirajacharyaacharya2010 bhai ki kya jarurat
Sir mai kya batau....aap ki soch aur explanation....aap ne mera pura 22 years ki dissatisfied married life ko 21.06 mnts me batadiya. Aap ko bohot bohot dil se dhanyavad .
हो तो हरियाणा के पर बात पंजाबियों वाली की है । बहुत ही सटीक, व्यावहारिक बात की है । कई बातें जानते हुए भी हम दुखी रहते हैं बिना कोई रियल रीजन के । कई लोग मन से तो समझ जाएंगे पर उपरितौर पर आपको बुरा भी कह सकते हैं । बहुत अच्छी बात को आपने उठाया है
I lived with my mother in law for 37 years. ( she passed away last year)
My husband being the only son, never ever wanted to stay away from his mom.
I served her all these years without a word of gratitude.
I wouldn't want to do it, if given half a chance.
@@bluebutterfly2898
I had seen joint families where one member gets diseases on account of conflicts in family
Sorry but u wasted a lot of time . But u can still look ahead , work hard , work on wat u love and enjoy ur life 10times over .
@@bhakti64 yes I am. I am getting back to my hobbies, paintig and writing.
Me and my husband are planning to travel. ( we hardly travelled all these years because, we couldnt leave my mother in law alone at home, nor she couldn't travel with us. )
Anyways, thanks for empathizing🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hats off to you 👏
I am so grateful to my husband that we decided to live separately from in-laws during the initial years of my marriage, the understanding we have now otherwise wouldn't have been possible... happily married for 10years now.
After how many years you started living back with in-laws?
How you did that ?
@@MohitSingh-gv3gfmohit g alag rehne ka matlb ye nhi hota ki bcho ne parents ko left kr dia chod dia
If your in laws are now wanting to stay with you because of health issues , are you ready to accept them ????? No but you want everything from the in laws don't want to do anything for them 😮
you're lucky you have a supportive husband
Very practical advice. I am happy that I have done this in my family. I and my son's family live separately. I feel it keeps the love and understanding more stronger than living in a joint family. Thank you sir for this much needed advice for today's generation.
Really very good thought.... Ladke ke maa baap jo 50 saal k h wo kaise akele rh skte hai,, ladki ka baap to rh skta h chahe wo 70-75 saal ka h wo rh skta h kyki wo beti ka baap hai.... Thought of our society🤬🤬🤬🙄🙄🙄
Issue is - once son gets married , MIL and FIL starts feeling ill, or i should say they start feeling(showing) it more and more...bcz of that they create psychological pressure on son to keep them with him plus pressurise daughter in law to become kind of their care taker, ignoring the fact that just few months back they were looking for a professionally qualified working girl. Few parents time and again remind son of how much hardships they hv gone through raising him up, as if girls parents hv not done so. Its a serious issue parents are creating these days leading to even divorces of their son. Its high time to understand the intricacies.
Yes it happens
u r right
Yahi advice apne bhai to dena jaake
@@praveenverma9959 ha bilkul. Jab ma baap bina beti ke reh sakte to bina bete ke kyu nahi ? Kya damad saas sasur ko rakhta hai ? Tow fir bahu bhi kyu rakhe ?
@@praveenverma9959 My mom herself says that she would want my brother and his wife to live in a separate house nearby so they can be happy and relations remain cordial.
Agree with you completely…. It is a nightmare for bahu, if her husband doesn’t understand/ cares of the awkwardness she faces in her sasural… especially difficult when the senior generation has unrealistic ideas / expectations from her & her husband wants to be a good little boy of mummy dearest 🤨🤨🤨🤨
Mumma's boys kill everything in a married life 🙄
Oh god!!! You are so right! The torture that a girl suffers in her sasural is the worst😑
Mummy dearest 😃😃
Yeah i am going through this right now..
They y u smart ladies... Sasural jaati kyun ho.... Go for ghar jamai....
I am unable to find the right words for the praise....This video should be made a compulsory watch for all the middle class .... Most logical and reasonable things said and explained...THANK YOU...
भाई आपने एक परिवार की जो आज कल सबसे ज़्यादा दिक़्क़तें हैं, उन्हें समझ कर बहुत ही अच्छे से बताया है, और समाधान भी दिया है। सबसे अच्छा तो आपने उस बेटी की बाबत जो चिंता ज़ाहिर की, वो गौर करने लायक़ है, हर सदस्य को निभाने से अच्छा है अपनी अलग व्यवस्था करना। एक दूसरे के भाव को समझ कर उससे व्यवहार करना। अच्छी विवेकपूर्ण समझ देने के लिए धन्यवाद।
A very practical advice indeed!I stayed with my in laws for 15 years and then moved out with much bitterness for one another.The points you mentioned are absolutely true.Better stay separate and have a harmonious relationship rather than staying together and turning the relationship toxic.
Main to yearly 1 baar hi jati hu inlaws k yahan but fir v toxic baatein apne sath le kar aati hu unki .
Saas & nanad ye kabhi taunt maarne se nhi chukengi chahe kahi v rah lo .
But atleast daily daily unki chik chil sun ni nhi padti .
@@minakshi7530 Same here 2-3 din k liye jati hu uspe bhi saal bhar k liye depression tension le kar ati hu. Don't know why but I feel like महिलाओं की मानसिक गुलामी type environment there.
@@harigyan782 Haa main v saal bhar k lie tension le kar aati hu , mere life me inlogon k wajah se hi stress aa gya , marriage k initial days me mujhe bahut kuch sunna pada , saas & nanad ne bahut sunaya . Unki baaton se main kabhi ubhri hi nhi .
Stress level itna badh gya ki mere body k hormones disturb ho gye . 3 years se endometriotic ovarian cyst se ladh rhi hu , open surgery v karwa li but wapas se ho gya .
TRUE
I do agree
Lot of awkwardness in relationships can be avoided if your advice is followed 👍
Thank you for this video 🙏🙏. The point about parents actually needing their kids to be around at 70 plus was spot on. Wish more people understood this. So much conflict can be avoided.
I have already implemented the same in my life. Me n my husband had always decided to jiyo n jeene doh. Very good piece of advice/suggestion. U have explained it very practically. We n our beta n Bahu are very happy. God bless all to take the advice/suggestion in a positive way❤❤❤❤❤
Sir married just 5 months before. Though it's love marriage accepted by both parents but now I m also feeling privacy, relatives (specially husband's three sisters and their children frequent arriving) and spce issue. I m a working woman. Most of the time I remain tired in my week off time. Follow all rituals like Sir pr bado k samne dupatta rakhna etc bt in spite of compromising my SAASU maa always complain that she always wakes up late, don't do all household chore effectively. I always think that when we will be capable for building a big house on this land and when these type of person and relative will mend their mind set. I m a government employee but my husband, my own parents and these relative will not be ready to leave separately till the new building is ready which will be in approx next 5 years as per our calculation. I m glad to see ur videos, subscribed ur channel. This is really a heart touching content.
Very true and practical concern sir. Thanks for sharing this. Actually now a days it is the need of the hour to bring harmony in families. But in North one has to be very daring to implement this.
Show this to your husband and if possible to your in laws
@@sumagowda3425 they will deliver the old dialogue that kamaati hai to hame kuch nhi samjhti hai 😔
Seriously this is true that privacy issues mostly occur, but it's hard for everyone to understand. Specially when u r working women n someone force u to attend family functions in week off its feel like hell at that moment n irritating also. Wish this mentality change in upcoming years.
@shivangi u say right bt before marriage I didn't think about these type of issues and irritating situation
Outstanding advice and can't relate much more. Being an emotional guy I did this and paid heavily for this. My parents and my in laws were very loveable to me so I decided to quit my job to stay with them as my wife are three sisters only. So, I came to my hometown so that I can take care of both the families.😁 And started business with my sasurji. Uske baad jeevan mai jo hua h na sir kya hi batau 😁😁😁 Izzat 0 business 0 stress 100%. Abhi final jaake akal aai h. Moving to a new location soon. But on serious note, small mistake can cost you a lot. Big salute to you sir for guiding old and Young generations together.
The video is about daughter in law and son staying with father in law and mother-in-law. Not the son in law staying with his in-laws or they staying with him😄 This is not discussed though it is the current trend!!! Because men (son in law or father in law) don't complain!!
Do not ever do business with in-laws
While the points you mentioned are very practical and should be discussed further. I would like to mention points where in laws are like a boon. Though it all depends on their thinking and mindset.
1) when a couple has baby and both are working their grand parents are the best persons to take care of baby. You can say that you can hire someone but remember the love which grand parents can give is unmatched. They will be more than happy to help. A child who spends is childhood among grandparents becomes a very good human being. Again this all depends on mindset and thinking of parents.
2) when couple have a job so there are many things where you need external help, when you are sick, when you need some guidance, when you just feel the need of your close ones, household chores can be easily managed with their help.
3) A parent works tirelessly to provide us everything in their capacity with just one hope that when their kid grow up they can cherish moments of joy with them and see their grand children. On basis of being practical we might deprive them of this joy.
I know point number 3 depends totally on the parent as they should not hope for these things if they can not adapt new age thinking and being flexible. Still I have stated this point as they feel this.
Lagta Hai he is Experienced & Compromised too much in life 😂 but Practical Advice is
given Brilliantly 🙏🙏😄😄👌👌❤🎉. Agreed 💯👍
In this situation for more than 2 years....ek ek word sahi hai. Thanks to your video I got my answer. Thanks a lot sir.
I am so impressed that someone brought this topic. I am living in join family since 30 years. The situation started just a week after that they lost respect in my eyes and I never got love from them. We are just frustrated living bodies in the same house!!!
Same here. I lost respect for them in 4.5 years only.
Sir just one addition to this ..... Girls are ready to cook for all but they comment ....namak kamm hai, theek se cook nahi huaa ... Then sweegy Zomato comes in place
Oh my God! Finally i found a mature person to take about these valid issues . Thank you very much Sir
Thank you for giving such sound advice.
I would like to share, I'm a Parsi and in our marraiges it is mandatory for a boy to have his own flat. Otherwise the couple waits till they can afford one on rent, only then they marry.
It is looked down upon in the community if the newly wed are living with the boys or girls parents.
In fact in Mumbai, if a couple is to get married and don't have a flat, Parsi Panchayat will provide on the condition that the date of the wedding is fixed and the boys parents do not have more than one house.
Nice tradition
We Muslim community should learn from you.
Excellent
I think Parsi value system is screwed there...
@@docmimi788 it's not written anywhere that joint family system is not allowed in Islam. In Islam, bad behavior to bahu is not allowed, depriving her of mental peace and health is not allowed. Do the inlaws act upon that? One has all the right to get away from hurtful people. Islam is a resilient religion. Parsis have the tradition of having the son and his wife live separately. This keeps values of respect and the relations intact. In our society , first they are forced to live in joint family system, then bitterness starts after some time. It either leads to domestic violence and criminal charges or to son and his wife saying goodbye forever. But the parsi system is based on human psychology, not on theatrical drama of actors who artificially show people that they are happy together.
I was looking in the comments section atleast for one comment, which would be like, my in laws took care of the house when I went to work, they raised my kids. I'm actually surprised, there's none. You nailed it sir. Distance and privacy are important for a healthy relationship. Firstly, it takes so much effort for the couple to adjust with each other. It's really unreasonable to expect a girl to adjust with an entire family in a fully functional and rigid home. She will have to live like a doormat, if her views are not considered. The most important point which even I belive strongly is that let the couple live independently, let them have their space and meet you once in a while and think of it positively, instead of saying that the girl took away the boy. When you get old, they will respect you for how considerate you have been. They will be helpful to you. Instead of understanding this point, people want to have the son and daughter in law live with them, control and torture her and then expect her to take care of them when they get old and weak. Isn't she a human? Does her heart not break?
@@AeyHero Not allowed to eat, sleep, spend time with the husband. In addition, interference in the couple's personal matters, taunting, blaming, mil competing with dil, etc. etc. I have been a victim of all this, but I agree many in laws are more broad minded now. Torture is a very extreme word, like you mentioned, but some do go through it even today, even though girls now a days are educated, working, able to manage home and work, they are still criticised continuously and not treated like humans, unfortunately.
@@AeyHero I agree and I think it is possible to live with parents (parents/in laws), if there is mutual respect. However, since this is always not possible, it is better to maintain a healthy distance and give space not just to the newly married couple, but also to the elderly, who have their own set of hobbies, friends circle, etc.
In law especially mother in law sister in law kuch help nai karte. My mom is a working parents it was my mom's sister who helped her raising me not her sasuma.
then what in laws do with your babies when you go to office??
do they leave babies like a stranger?
@@user-qxpkwl bhai aleke rah ke babies koi aur stranger ke hath de dena h. Nahi to after pregnancy need h to bula lenge baad me bhej denge. 🤬. I hate these mindset’s. My father and I have different opinion in every thing even in tube bulb but when he need some advise hum sath me discuss karte h n vice Versa.
Shadi ke baad larki wapas mayaka jati h taki Wo ghar me kiska kaisa nature h wo samaj le aur apne maa s discuss bhi kar sakti h.
Adjust kerna achchi baat hai
Maa baap bachho ko unke hisab se rahne de
Khud apne hisab se rahe
No problem
Waah...Uncle ji!
Jindagi toh aap jee rahe ho...
Waah...maja aagaya aapse milke toh😂
Wonderful !! Am a single senior citizen and I thoroughly enjoyed listening to your sermon.
Koi logic nhi h aapki baaton ka
Bekaar
Lagta h aapko nikaala h or aap apni frestration nikaal rahe ho
Jaisa bachay dekhtay h vaisa hi seekhtay h
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." 😁
I lived with my in-laws but intuitively I knew that I don't want to live with my daughter in law so that she doesn't hate me 😊 Your video solved my dilemma 🙏
Same i think
I m also agree with you
Meh but Ditto feeling!!!
When my brother was getting married I asked my mom whether she wanted daughter in law to live with her or peace of mind. She chosed peace of mind . And since they live separately it keeps relationship cordial. Best of both worlds.
Same views …kids should have there space & live & enjoy there life to the fullest ❤
It totally depends on sanskar how parents grow their children. Many selfish parents brainwash their children saying don't leave your spouse alone, keep control over your spouse to rule. It's a western way of thinking that once a child attains twelve years of age leave them separately. But nowadays even western are thinking of joint establishment for happiness, amicable atmosphere and maintain a decorum of leaving together. They even think of adopting elderly people and vice versa. What you said is one part of the society. There are young couples as well as old couples who still stays together and not only enjoying but they feel happiness for selfless devotion.
100 % true . I appreciate, not only bahu but also Sasu wants privacy....well said bhai
My MIL had Cancer before I got married. Before my marriage, they were living separately as my husband was studying. After marriage, they moved in with us. The initial days were fine, but later my FIL moved out to a different city for his job because the cost of cancer treatment was really high. Me and my husband both work in IT, but insurance was not sufficient for the treatment. My sister-in-law lives in the same city and used to come every weekend for 2 days to stay with us with her 3 young kids. She will sleep in our bedroom the entire weekend. When she would leave on Sunday night, my house would be a mess. The first 18 months of my marriage were really bad. Most weekends in hospitals for chemo sessions. My SIL would say that she is coming to visit her mom, but all she did the whole weekend was watching TV. I'll take care of the kids which I loved. But it was all so overwhelming for me. My husband's family eats so unhealthy, i started putting on weight. My mental health was deteriorating. Even my husband was not comfortable with her coming every weekend(literally each weekend without a break). We had to tell her finally that she should come on alternate weekends. We need some time on weekends. Now everything is fine, but I am never getting back those initial years of my marriage. Currently my FIL lives with us. My parents live in a different city alone.
These sis in laws..are ufff..same thing happnd at my end..totally can relate
😂😂 sir I am a South Indian 50 year old corporate lawyer. Now living in UAE since 2017 . After 20 years of marriage I breathed freedom, inlaws OMG each and every word happened to me. MIL is still a nightmare . I was treated like a doormat 😢. My husband just don’t understand properly what his mother mean by making certain comments.
Hahaha enjoy the freedom.
Same here, had to quit my job ,bcoz they ddnt want to tk care of my kids,bt wanted me to work fr thm
happy for you,this joint family system is a nightmare
@@MrsTalat6 yes indeed, mil ensured that she is the malkin of the house. I was not living as a member of joint family at all. This happens during our short trips to their house or they visiting us in our own house in Chennai ( that’s is the irony ) I donno how she used to sabotage the dominance every time wherever it is. 80 years she is , pathetic mindset
For 20 years you depend on them and say you were treated like a doormat!!?? This happens even if you depend on your own parents for such a long time.
Well done uncle ji...I have done this task before 19years but everyone blaming me till now that I am so cunning and selfish but now I can say that I was wright have my own house and I spend 20years with husband peacefully.
All points are real.
Thanks sir.
I live in Chennai. Here many families follow your ideology. Two houses in same area or its two flats in one building or housing society. Ideology in south is far most matured than in the rest of India.
I love this ideology.
I am from south too. Some families have this idea that if you are living in the same city then you all should live together. Even if it is one big fighting 👪
Very true agree with your view
Shakti u r right.
Now a days son n daughter in law's won't adjust with the situation around with inlaws..
Better to be seperate than to divorce for minor reason.
I agree with you. My in-laws are in the next by lane and have a good rapport
Soo on point! Thank you for bringing this up! I suffered a lot because of staying with inlaws..n after sometime asked my husband to get separated. Everyone should understand this
Same here
Ya but tich Saas not good
Very valuable suggestions. Thank U Sangwan ji many many times.
You have touched very practical and useful points actually. Totally matches with our circumstances that I've gone through during last 25 years of marriage....no adjustments will be correct word.
My inlaws always demanded from me to be an ideal bahu . But never thought of themselves to be ideal inlaws. On the cost of my health, relatives, likes and desires I had to fulfill their wishes. The outcome of all these is that now my husband my son and daughter don't like to stay with them for a single minute. Me too but now they are in 70s so cannot leave them.
That you have visualised today is what I had always dreamt of in the past.
But being a"bhuktbhogi" I will take care that my son and his future family develop love for us and not hatred by the passing time.
I agree totally. Even when i got married and shifted to Mumbai, it's humid and still i couldn't wear comfortable clothes just because we were staying with in-laws. Hated that period like anything.
ITS A MUST RITUAL IN MY FAMILY SINCE GENERATIONS THAT ONCE A GUYS GETS MARRIED HE HAS TO MOVE TO NEW HOUSE (EITHER RENT OR BUY NEW ONE) ELSE HE'S GETS THE TAG OF NALAYAK, NIKAMMA ETC. I'M FROM KARNATAKA.
THE REASON FOR THAT IT SHOWS SELF-RESPECT, SELF-ESTEEM PLUS THE NEW COUPLE SHOULD LEARN CERTAIN THINGS ON THEIR OWN WHICH IS VERY GOOD FOR FUTURE
Very true
@@ushapillai2593
What you are saying is true but if son is good he can make his Paŕents Happy Sir
There are more no.of cases in urban states where parents are dumped in old age home.
@@samruddhisandvar1807 ONLY IN NORTH INDIA PARENTS ARE DUMBED IN OLD AGE HOME. IN MY FAMILY &ALSO ACROSS SOUTHERN INDIA THE PARENTS DURING OLD AGE STAY IN THEIR CHILDREN HOUSE & THEY'VE TAKEN GOOD CARE
@@shikhasengupta6665 ONCE MARRIED THE BLAME IS ON THE COUPLE & SON CAN'T ALONE BARE THE RESPONSIBILITY
Superrrrrr!!!
Reality
Haste khelate samaza Diya
Ghar me aur bachome man ataka Rahata tha
Finally somebody spoke truth!!! We need more creators like you. I am bachelor, this is the major reason I am afraid of marrying. I understand I need to serve my spouse's parents as well but initially it's very uncomfortable.
My parents contributed to the down-payment of buying of my first flat. Yet I chose to live with my parents after marriage with my wife. My parents tried to convince me to move out and live in the flat separately with my wife that my parents and I had bought but I was an idiot, thinking I'd earn rent from that other flat. It is only due to my mother's efforts and later my wife's efforts also that we all could live in that house for 1.5 years. Despite my parents guiding me based on their life experiences I never listened and ended up not enjoying the initial years of my married life. Also I really didn't earn much from rent (the emi was 3 times the rent), and like he said in the video, the bigger cost is one's peace of mind.
so basically you suggest a newly married couple to live in a separate house. Right?
@@fitsurvivor4781 Yup. In fact I was the one creating problems at my parents place, not my wife or my mother or father. I had wrong assumptions due to old school thinking and lack of communication.
@@fitsurvivor4781 It's same for boys and girls. Boys and Girls leave their parents and start their family.
Staying with boys relatives is NOT marriage.
@@SiSi-ju1xk yeah I've already said that I was wrong and how my parents also wanted me to live separately with my wife. I have been a male chauvinist...
YES I AGREE COST OF LIVING TOGETHER IS DEPRIVATION OF SLEEP OF MIND
Nice one, very sensible also.👌 People forget that when the bride comes into her 'sasural', she is a stranger. She doesn't really love anyone there. But society puts tremendous pressure on her to behave in a certain way. It is wrong, and we should change that.
I saw so many cases where parents lived with daughters instead of sons. This is true very true. Women don’t find themselves comfortable with the parents of their husbands.
Full with wisdom. Very rightly said
I wish I had father like you. Your mind is way younger and refreshed than most of younger people like me
Actually i am young only. Baal gyaan ke safed hain. Age ke nahin
@@SangoLifeSutras haha😂 savage ve ho ap🔥
@@SangoLifeSutras lol
@@SangoLifeSutras savage reply sir 😂😂😂
@@SangoLifeSutras hahaha
My father has a huge villa in a half acres plot but soon after my marriage he has given me money to buy a duplex flat and asked me to setup a different house with my wife. I now understand my father's logic.
Thank you so much for this advice
Ye video viral hona chahiye, taki sab parents ka dimag khule
What an amazing video. I'm so glad someone has brought this up. My marriage got ruined for this reason. My only ask in the marriage was to move out to a house near by so that i could get some time and space away from interfering in laws but at the same time tend to them if they needed anything. But the Indian mentality is so flawed. They broke the marriage but did not push the son to move out of the house. They bring home a girl and then mis treat her. Most Indian men are brought up as such mamas boys. They are so dependent and incapable of doing anything on their own. I really wish this starts to change. So that they start treating us as an equal in a relationship instead of a subservient.
I went through same problem 😪
Yes I agreed with you, I m 69,1served my in-laws, now serving Dil,I hv no personal life, now I m retired and husband is blind not ready to live in saperate home,we have two flats but living joint only I m suffering bkz of him
Brilliant video!
Well said very true
to be frank it also depends on their profession because i was in travelling job i lived alone on tours and that changed my perspective about life otherwise i would have been a mumma's boy myself.
Mind blowing video sir! My MIL generally lives separate, we try to make it work. But in our 7 years of marriage, we have only had fights between us due to her whenever she visits. During initial days of our marriage she even came and lived with us in 1BHK!
Her every visit ends with more bitterness in her heart towards me and thus, vice versa too. I am blamed even if she has an argument with her own son!
Plus, the diplomacy and differentiation between me and my SIL! They just want a DIL who is good enough and independent to brag about in the society but they can’t accept the fact that we work equally hard (sometimes even more) as their son does. Sad but true!
Totally relatable
Thank you for this video
"Papa ke to rishtedar jyada important hote nahi hei vaise"...😅😅😅 So true.
I am 50 & couldn't stop laughing all through the video. Great analysis❤
I totally agree with beta bahu staying separate!!! Only thing they should buy their own house and that too girls should contribute financially towards this house equally or in fact more as this is more her requirement!!!
This is soo true I myself when my two sons got married I told them buy your own home and I will stay by my self I am very independent woman 50 years ago my mom and dad did the same thing I am glad you opened every body's mind
No one understood when I said these things almost 30 years back... almost felt like I was going insane....this is so gratifying that someone is addressing the elephant in the room finally.
I wish..all Men understand like you do Sir. The root cause is most men think they have to take care of their parents... At the cost of ruining their married life. Yes.. In today's time.. With less space and time... It's better all live in their own place.. Less interference.. More peace.
ekdum sahi baat
And what if boy's parents don't want their son to stay separate?
@@1.9tdilove71 if girls parents can let go of their daughter similiarly boys parents should be mature enough to let go of their son
@@endlessjoychannel71 You are right. But now a days, most senior citizens behave very strict. Boy's parents don't give freedom. They want to control life of their son. And especially after marriage of their own son, parents become dominant. They don't want their son to stay separate at the same time, staying together they keep dominating and interfering in the married life of their son.
I strongly feel that parents should change their mindset.
It's because their mother blackmailed them. It's the women who are the villain the so called mother in law who wants her son to listen to her all the time.
I am a single mom and totally agree with you. And i am planning not to be with my son after his marriage.
Watched your video first time,really interesting,practical showing different and better perspective and solution,I agree 100%,one more thing is that sometimes for social prestige also parents want to live together with children,I got many suggestions to stay with children after marriage but now I really feel good to have separate setups,it keeps love care and mutual respect alive
Thankyou sir for speaking the truth and giving ideas instead of having false ego of living together
First time I hv seen such a great vdo....being a Bahu can relate myself to every sentence....Can still recall what great pain n suffering I went through ....
Same here
We are 4 generations living under one roof uncle ji 😂.I got your point and it's on point but sometimes you just don't have an option SADLY
God bless you and take care of you!!🤔
Wonderful and practical analysis for a peaceful and harmonious family life. You seem to have lot of practical experience too. Good learner and good advice.
Same
Sahi suggestions hain bilkul practical
Thanks, this was very helpful
Really loved your practical approach and advise Sir!!! just scrolled through the comments section and everyone is praising and thanking you, which means almost every household is facing these issues, but no one is ready to speak it out and loud ye bolke ki "family issue hai ghar ke bhar nahi jani chaiye". I hope a lot of elders go across through your video, but surely, it's a learning for me and will implement in my future!!!
Parents create problems are responsible for son's divorce 1000% and behave innocent
बहुत ही सुंदर और सच्ची आंखैं खोलने वाली और परिवार में सामंजस्य स्थापित करने वाली विडियो थी। आपको बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद। 🙏
I have informed my son to lead independent life after marriage, I have been staying and supporting my parents from last 27 years immediately after starting my career, and majority of the problems u have mentioned I have faced
Ab samajhdar ho sab parents me itni akal nahi hoti
Partition hogyi 1947 me, problem sab k sab same... very well explained sir.. huge applause from the other side of border.
It is a very good advice. The elderly in Kerala mostly do not mind their sons having their own establishment. Being a matriarchal society in fact the parents are more attached to girls . I am 65, my husband is 70 we stay on our own, we have the freedom to pursue our spiritual inclinations and are totally satisfied with our present routine.
Rigjtly said its a freedom to parents to also. Beacause ita time for spiritual pursuits VANAPRASTA” and goo for younger generation also
You are lucky
Entire Kerala doesnt follow matriarchal culture… Majority of Keralites follow Patriarchy and its humiliating to girls..
bahut hi ghatiya or illogiical vedio hai ye isi liye india main brudha ashram ki sankhya or buissiness badh raha hai
😊👍
If parents are caring ,have an ability to see their daughter-in-law as their own daughter it's fine. But mostly it's not the case we have a legacy of troubling daughter-in-laws in our country.
No saas ever cares for daughter in law
@@meenarajeshrajesh5697 ,... I have noticed ..this legacy of troubling daughter-in-law this information how women managed all the pain , this information has been passed from grandmother to mother from mother to daughters. The new aged daughter has a weapon called education therefore she is strong
What about daughter in law's troubling inlaws?
@@luizadaniells348 That will never be discussed - thanks to " targeted" Propaganda by Leftist ecosystem and people are neither aware or naive to know how 49 gender biased sections of IPC are abused left, right and centre by DIL on MILs and the entire family.
Totally agree
This is the best piece of advice I have come to know..and the way you have explained it is really marvellous
This advice is absolute gold. I lived with inlaws for nine months and it inly created resentment. Problem is even if your husbands parents are not that toxic they always have crazy people in the family willing to destroy your peace. Guests come over and comment on things like when are you having babies, how you choose to live, your work everything. Sister-in-laws become overly defensive of their moms and instead of calming her down add fuel to the fire. This system simply does not work. If it did, we wouldnt all be rebelling against it.
Father-in-laws have a huge role to play in this. Instead of being silent spectators he should teach their kids to be men and devople an independent mindset.
Also, instead of spending heaps on money on the wedding to satisfy relatives, give a down payment on ur sons house and let him pay off the rest. It will benefit him a lot more.
Me and my husband were stuck in a small room for 9 months. It caused unecessary fights. Now with a small apartment we have space and we havent had any fights unless it involved our families.
Sir
You have voiced real truth of life.
आपकी बातें बाबाओं के प्रवचनों से सौ गुना अच्छी और जीवन को वास्तविक अच्छाई देने वालीं हैं।
Very realistic video sir.. thank you for this.. I have been with inlaws for 1.5 years and as a newly married couple we were not atleast able to go to a movie comfortably... Avoided all those foods which my in-laws won't eat and even though they have their own house in their city, they forcefully stayed with us and they never did this with their first son as first DIL is very tactic and know how to keep them distant.. Hope this generation understands this.. only thing we as DILs can do is - treat them with love whenever they visit.. that's it... 🙏
Bura
Its true initially new couple should be given space and allowed to stay seperate.latee after 5yeqrs they can be together.this way divorce will be less...
Bahut achha btaya apne. But hmari society mai larki ki parents and rishredharo ko koi importance nhi di jati thi. Islie hmesha papa ki rishtedar jyada visit krte hai or dada dadi hi sath rehte hai. Ab jmana badal rha hai
All i can summarise in few words is ur wife and children are actually blessed to have u in their life...as my life has been ruined just because of mother in law...today my husband and I share poisonous bitterness in our relationship
I can understand. Even my parents are trying to control my life . They are doing dictatorship. I love my twins and my wife.
@D Not dependent on anybody by any means
फिर तो तुम्हारी मां ने भी तुम्हारी भाभी की जिंदगी बर्बाद कर दी होगी।
नही नही वहां तुम्हे भाभी ही गलत नजर आती होगी।
This is much needed advice. This video should be taught as a curriculum. Really appreciate your effort in bringing out these different scenarios. This might not always be true, but when it is, it can break relationships in a matter of minutes.
You are right. Living independently is good for everyone.
I completely agree... Thank u sir
Sensible idea.... I have always felt that my son and daughter in law should have their own home and they should not get married till they are able to make their arrangement. It would be good if real estate builders design apartments/homes for the family to stay close together say adjacent apartments but not one single apartment. That way they can be support systems for each other and still have their own life.
Nice Suggestion for builders 👌
Sub kuchh doosaron p ku daalna builder dil fil mil etc apni mansikta hum ku nahi theek kar sakte
Salute to mr amitsangan for realising and making people think about it🙏
They have this system in Singapore. Young couples who buy house near their parents get 25 % discount. No couple live with in law s. Young couples are encouraged to but their own apartments which are highly subsidised by govt. Parents too want their children to own their own property
Thank you so much Sir for this mind- blowing video. If son's parents live alone they get all the sympathy from the society but if bahu' s parents live alone because they have daughters only the society says 'beti to paraya dhan hai' . There should not be any difference between a son and a daughter then why bahus are forced to live with their in laws in the name of joint family system? Bahus should be given the right to decide where do they want to live just like the son.
The reality of today's times.The past generation has already suffered...pure herd mentality.
All aspects are very true.Suffocation of a life time can easily be avoided and life can be looked back at happily by accepting this simple truth.
Very true!
Totally agree with you
Do you have brother?advice this to him as well.If you don't have brother then immediately delete this comment
This is absolutely true
Great 👍 thanks so much
Excellent advice thanks
Sir, something like this, coming from your generation is extremely gratifying. You have "just simplified" it. People of the elder generation who are not willing to or not being able to understand their younger generation might ponder on what you just said. Har relation naazuk hota hai, usko zyada twist nai karna chahiye.
Nowadays everybody all earningmore money no space issues
If girl mother comes to stay with daughter in law mother in-law
Cannot stay that is the only big issue
Nobody. Is readyto cook always
Bringing outside food
Because girl cannot cook food for motherinlaw selfish man and woman no solution
Your video is good and have .so good ways to live peaceful lives. But only for upper middle class and above. In these days it is not easy to have separate house for son and son in the beginning can't have separate house. Privacy need to both the parties. But sometimes people are forced to live together. Until boy is afford to have separate house. Only ways is both the parents instead of spending huge amount on marriage should contribute so that can have separate house. In my fact it is not easy to solve this common issue..
I am in my 70's but I agree 100% love it wish every house hold have a father-in-law like this family will have a better relationship ❤️
Very well put absolutely on target
Every body knows what you have said
It’s Fact....It’s wise to Stay away from Parents for Both Sides if you wanna peace in the family..No ill feeling...
One can stay On Rent nearby to be available for parents in case of need....
However when Parents grow old when they can not manage on their own If they Consent they be come alongside the Family And at this stage of life They be Cared and Support..
I m 72 years and fortunate enough to have Two Daughters...I have no Complains...They have their Family...Their Problems...Their Kids to Look after...More over They are settled abroad...Should I Bother them with my Problems....No not even seek Financial Support which they time n again Offer..
So be practicable and Follow this Gentleman Advice....
Very true
Thanks for guiding 👏👏👏👏👏
You are correct Sir. You have observed this issue very closely.
When a son in his late 20s or early 30s get married, his parents are in late 50s or early 60s. These parents are young old where they can manage themselves very well and generally don't need physical help from others that much.. That time, by forcing the newly married son and his wife to stay with them, for them and under their dictates, they are actually ruining a big support system whom they need dearly after they cross 70s. Rather, parents and their newly married son should give space to the wife in another flat/house, preferably owned. This way the newly married couple will have time to explore each other and their relation with parents-in-law, from both the side, will flourish gradually.
I think, due to social pressure, such in-laws and such newly married sons pressurize this newly married girl to stay with them and keep proving herself as best wife, best daughter-in-law, best host, best cook etc etc etc. These 3 immatured people in turn ruin this girl who is in her 20s and ruin a beautiful relationship to grow.
yaar jo ma 60 ki hey, usky pass kitna hi time bacha hey ladkey ko gujar leney do kuch saal ma key saath fir to vo rehny ki hi nhi hey . ur explore mey kya vo kamrey mey ghush kar kuch keh rahi hey. ur alag rakh bhi diya ladka kya fir bhi complains nhi aaeyngi fir kis ur baat ko ley kar compalin khadi ho jaeygi.
@@aavishar ladki k maa bhi 60 ki hay, wo bhi ajaay, sab hum saath, women live longer। So u r saying bahu will pray or wait eagerly when her saas sasur will die to live alone with husband???😂😂😂😂😂 Tab Tab wo bhi 50 -60 ki ho jaegi😂😂😂😂
@@aavishar aur kitne saal jiyegi ki chakkar mein dusron ki zindagi kharab ho kya . 60 saal ki hai toh 100 saal tak bhi toh jee sakti hai . Kya 40 saal jhele koi . Behaviour agar achi na ho toh kon rehna pasand karega . Problem responsibility ki nahi hai , problem hai bahu bete ke zindagi mein dakhal dena .Bahu ko chaar roti aur banane mein taklif nahi hai , banane ke baad bhi chaar bate sunade toh bura lagta hai .
@@Mira-pm3ni yaar ye indian parents ki problem hi hey , ladkey ko hi kaha appriciate karty hey itna. par yaar bosse ki bhi to sunty hey saas ki sunlo thodi si , property bhi to milygi. ur jab bahu pregnant ho ya bacchy bimar ho to help bhi to karty hey badey log. Life will be easy agar budhiya ki ek kaan sey suni ur dusrey sey nikal di. Dekho badey helping hand bhi to hoty hey. socho kalko aap bimar ho jaao to wo khana to bana dengi na.
@@antarabasak1055 alone rehkar kuch ni mila husband k saath, vo itna pyar deyney wala hota to vo abhi tak bahu ka dard overcome kar chuka hota. better ki ek kaan sey suno dusrey sey nikal do . boss ki bhi to sunty hey . akeley mey kitny issue ghar khali ni hcod k ja sakty , baachy purey time tumhary pass yaha to thodi deer grandparents k paas bhej do, ur khud bimar ho gye to thy will help you. akeley rehkey pati k saath milyga kya . Ha ek cheej to vo lower pehen k jo akeley mey ghumti hey ladkiya grandparents k saath ni pehen sakti .