In this podcast parents shared the reasons why it is difficult for them to stay in Canada for long. We would love to hear your thoughts in comment section.
India is the most beautiful country in the world.The snow is here, the desert is here, the rain, the sea, that spring, the sun and the moon, everything is here
Very true. I go to America and Canada to meet my children. For older people day start with cleaning utensils, cooking food, washing and cleaning home. And no social life for older people. Very costly everything. No friends,very lonely life. Children have their careers, life so they r helpless. My son in America provides us with all luxuries but very boring after some time. Love my life in my home, my country. I have my social life and love it.
IF you had a happy childhood in India and are now settled in western countries, you will 100% agree with whatever the Parents said in the video. Also it is not the age but the experience you had in India will take you back to homeland :)
Law and order in India is pathetic...So it's a trade off...Can't see one majority keeping silent on the atrocities of a so called muslim minority....Right from the govt elections to the govt policies ALL are keeping in mind tht minority or for that matter the fringe reservation groups from darkest corners of the country, which is although right for greater common good but VERY disappointing to the law abiding tax paying general categories.... So for one moment even if I ignore the lawlessness, pollution and unhygene I do not stand a future in the long run in India as we have two hounds (dogs) drooling at us from bothe east and west called Porkistan and chinki China... With our govt pussyfooting and OVERLY CONCERNED about it foreign policy to tackle the enemy within and outside the *"log kya kahenge"* syndrome will finish the diversity of India for a very long time to come....
So true , I had the same experience when I went to UK. I had to leave my job for the sake of my granddaughter 's birth. Went to UK as my daughter was not keeping well . Life is not easy , as senior citizens in foreign countries. Humara Desh Mahan. I waited till my granddaughter celebrated her 1st Birthday and I'm back to my Country.
Hello, Please do tell how do parents visiting their kids upon baby's birth afford their expenses. Do they afford from their savings converted in foreign currency, depend upon their kids to afford their expenses? Thank you
I was in Europe, I got literally deprived of good food and good restaurants. The food in India has so much variety and is so tasty, I realised it after my Europe tour . India is excellent no doubt ❤❤
Law and order in India is pathetic...So it's a trade off...Can't see one majority keeping silent on the atrocities of a so called muslim minority....Right from the govt elections to the govt policies ALL are keeping in mind tht minority or for that matter the fringe reservation groups from darkest corners of the country, which is although right for greater common good but VERY disappointing to the law abiding tax paying general categories.... So for one moment even if I ignore the lawlessness, pollution and unhygene I do not stand a future in the long run in India as we have two hounds (dogs) drooling at us from bothe east and west called Porkistan and chinki China... With our govt pussyfooting and OVERLY CONCERNED about it foreign policy to tackle the enemy within and outside the *"log kya kahenge"* syndrome will finish the diversity of India for a very long time to come....
Bro, 1.5 million students left India last year … if anything the craze of west is very very high .. Canada sucks a lot in the western world but goto USA and life is jhingalala… even Indian food is lot better in foreign countries … it’s just Canada that sucks … some of the best Indian food I have eaten is in Dubai … London also has great Indian restaurants… and at the end of the day the best thing abt western countries is that you are away from desigiri, cheap work politics . FYI , I myself live in USA … The only reason I visit India is to meet friends and family … by third week I start missing America and am always just so happy coming back home ( to America ) … and trust me I myself am a very Desi person but it’s just that This is just a better place … and I am not alone a lot of ppl here think like me … even people from other countries think like that
@@LuckyBombay I agree to all your points and US being developed for so long it has a better system in place. But the infrastructure and opportunities are not everything in the world for settling down. In India there are a lot of struggles but life is also about being with friends and family ( if it does matter) rather than only with money. Canada was equally an amazing place to live till very recently and now the narrative has changed. Almost similar situations exist in USA but the narrative has not changed yet.
@@pushpeshsuman Canada is not a big country . Only two big metro areas where everyone wants to go . Also in the last few years., Canada gave Pr to a large number of ppl and the quality of these immigrants is not good .. they have no skill sets , have weird degrees and all of them have come thinking life will be good .. likewise these immigrants are not able to find jobs and have started dissing Canada and that’s why the narrative has gotten bad … Canada’s brainless immigration policy is to be blamed … most people who qualify for PR is Canada will not even qualify for getting an H1b visa in America … the quality of legal immigrants to America is just on another level compared to Canada … also we have a large number of illegal immigration in America … this helps is by providing cheap labor ( comparatively speaking but nowhere close to cheap labor of India ) … in Canada they hardly have immigration of labor class people … everyone wants to do a white collar job , ends up with a labor class job and then cribs … obviously, cause they gave the PR to the wrong class of people … abt having friends and family in India .. true .. but in cities atleast even they are super busy and if a person is not making good money then what will this extended family do for him ? He will be sad .. people who are doing well never leave the country … only people who have needs will leave
I think this video also reflects the views of young people who are out of India and feel exactly the same as the ladies are feeling. I miss my Bharat 😊😊
I agree with your viewpoints. My son is settled in the USA. I go there only for the love of son and grandson. Otherwise, it's boring. I am eagerly waiting for the date of return .
Views expressed by Manpreet,s mother is similar to the views of most parents who go abroad to their children even for a short time. We then value the warmth and social contacts we cherish in India, the independence we get doing our work without being dependent on the children to take us, Even the lady guest expressed many views that are so correct. We need just a handful of clothes as always we are covered in warm clothes.
thank you! Good to know that other parents also feel similar. That was the whole intend behind all this setup to share candid and raw opinion from our guests. Keep supporting ❤️
This lack of social life is there in Metro cities in India too. There's definitely reduced interaction in India too. Interaction use to be so much even traveling but there is same culture ingraving in India too.
What??? India mai rasta mai agar gadha v ghume usko v friends banane mai shayad 5 min lagega max. Agar india mai v tumko friends nahi hai.. to bhai tu khud hi fuddu hai.
That is because of phones which have taken all the time of each person. People don't even talk to their family members these days forget about neighbours.
I’m sorry about the negative experience of these ladies. Most young children bring their parents for housekeeping and babysitting. Once the children are in school they are on their own. Sounds like they shop at low end stores. Farmers Markets exist in all communities city wide. Specialty stores have food from all countries as do restaurants and same is with clothing! You can call a cab any time! Don’t blame Canada for lack of social life it is what you want and do! There are resources available everywhere including volunteering and making friends. 🇨🇦
I happened to watch this video today, very interesting and natural conversation of two moms. They discussed everything based on their personal experience. Enjoyed it a lot. Everything they said so true and relatable.
भाई, मैं North Carolina, USA से आपके विडियो देखता हूं। मैं दावे से कह सकता हूं कि भारत विश्व का सबसे अच्छा देश है। भारत में कुछ मुस्लिमों, मौलवियों ने माहौल खराब किया हुआ है। कुछ नेता वोटों के कारण जातिवाद का जहर घोलते रहते हैं। भारत के समस्त त्यौहार, संस्कृति, भोजन, भाषाओं आदि के जनक ॠषि थे जिन्होंने हमारे देश की नींव रखी थी। मुगलों और अंग्रेजों ने भारत की संस्कृति दूषित कर दी परन्तु अभी भी हमारे देश भारत का कोई सानी नहीं है। आपके पोडकास्ट के लिए साधुवाद। जय हिन्द, जय भारत। संजीव कुमार गौड़
Actually you should not talk like one of them who is a hypocrite. क्यों हेसे बोल रहा हूं। तुम अमेरिका चोद दो और भारत जाओ अगर क्रिश्चियन से तकलीफ है। बेवकूफ अगर अंग्रेज़ भारत नहीं आते तो मुगल ने तुमारे बाप दादा को काट देता और तुम पैदा नहीं होता। और आज के दिन तुम पैदा होता तो मुसलमान पैदा होता । अंग्रेज ने भारत में बहुत सुदारण किए नही तो ये हिंदुओं का चुहचूत धर्म के कारण एक दूसरे को खा जाते। ये जातिवादी करने वाले देश प्रेमी अमेरिका छोड़ दो और भारत लौट हौ।
We visited the USA ( California, Ohio, MD ) and Canada (Toronto) some 7 times during the last about 11 years, and loved these countries. But I would still I would like to live in india only, mainly because we love Indian vegetables, fruits, food items and our home life in India.
Jaha Tak baat hai Social life ki to ek Dusre ki chugli karna,burai karna, jealousy karna,Padosi ki progress se Jalna,Saas Bahu ek Dusre ki chugli karti rehte hai Society main. Yeh Sari Batein social life ka part hai.!!!! Aur Kuch khas social life nahi hai India main
@@rajendrakapoor9346 sahi keh rahe ho sir But Aaj kal log ek dusre ki help Kam karte hai because society main jealousy & competition jyada badh gayi hai !!!! Ek dusre ki tang khichte rehte hain!!!!! Even within close family members !!!!!!
Very nice and useful coversation.Each word said by both guests is true to the depth.Overall a great message for desi parents and their pardesi children.
What a podcast 🙏🏻 it’s super informative and I felt like they are speaking my heart out, I can totally understand their pain areas. Hats off to both the Aunties, very well spoken and honest in their review. Thankyou for sharing this video. 🙏🏻
Simply very innocently express feelings of parents's first experience of leaving dazzling desi life and obviously totally opposite life of abroad. Love this talk of moms ❤❤
Enjoyed the podcast! Everything becomes depressing cus of the cold and long winters .Now the summer is too hot too. Houses are not open for that hot weather. Mosquitos everywhere in the backyard. Thanks for Sharing.
Really true I also feel same no taste in wheat flour, vegetables, corn bhutto etc.i was in usa for 4 months I reduce 3 k.g.in four months without dieting!
I visited to my son at Toronto for three month and returned back last month, though everything is nice there but for parents it is very difficult to settle there specially 55 - 65 age group .
My parents lived with me for a year here in USA. They called this a 5 star hotel life. They missed the kabadi waala, naukarani ki roz ki chuk chick, sabzi waala, horn noise on the roads and they missed their friends. It is indeed very boring of parents.
I pitty your thought process. The way you portrayed. You probably have moved to the US just to show off however in your mind you also know what sad and robotic life you have. 5 star life what you call is your creation. I respect the way aunties show real world face of the overhyped western culture that some people in India have made. Come out of your fairy land
Lovely discussion, true analyses, I am a doctor back in Pakistan ,same experiences for me. Miss my birth land . But when all kids are abroad then situation is really disgusting. What to do without kids? But cannot forget the social life .
Very nice...first episode is parents special... actually I follow your vlogs from then only I was waiting for your podcast but got so busy and happy to see this podcast today 😊😊
Good podcast. The views expressed by both parents are helping to give an insight on the needs or preferences of parents especially when you are staying away from them.
Fantastic beginning! The setup is superb, the chosen topic is excellent, and the conversation is delightful. Best of luck, and please continue this great work! ❤️❤️❤️ I'm waiting for your update about this channel on the vlogging channel. It's been a while since you introduced it there, and I believe more people would come here if they knew about it. I have one suggestion though regarding the setup: The Candid Cast Logo on the second stand is not very visible because the mics are in front of it. Perhaps you could try adjusting it somewhere more prominently, where it can be clearly seen. 😊😊
Thanks for being patient with the launch. There were a lot of things that need to be setup behind the scenes and we wanted it to be perfect! So thank you for your support ❤️. And great feedback on the logo, we have improved it in our future podcasts 😊👍❤️
You're welcome! I believe there may have been a misunderstanding regarding my previous message about reintroducing this channel on your vlogging channel. My intention was for you to mention this channel in your next vlog purely for promotional purposes. I completely understand that creating the first podcast took time and that you may have had time constraints due to ensuring its quality. You're doing an excellent job as always! Wishing you all the best and sending lots of love ❤❤
Forget parents, even many immigrants are unhappy in Canada. Every time I run into an Indian who has studied or lived in US he is frustrated. 2 people in my team received their Canadian citizenship and have started trying for positions in US. 3 white Canadians in our company moved to US in last 2 year itself. Canada is not a great country from parents. It's cold, white and depressing throughout. Many parents can stay for relatively longer in California or Texas where there is vibrant community and weather is very much like India. I lived for 10 years of life in snow before moving to Canada - Massachusetts, North Carolina and Virginia. I just 2 winters, I feel depressed in Canada as it's white for 4 to 5 months.
People are living india just for money but they don't know about hardships that these people face daily india is so affordable to live 👍🏻👍🏻 kudos for making this bcz there are many who misguides daily 🙄 Thankyou thankyou thankyou 🙏🙏
@@TheWiseBear_ yeah I know mera vhi point hai living ki jagah mujhe leaving likkhna tha misprint ho gyaa Log isiliye india leave kr rhe bcz unko lgta hai baaahr ki countries mei bht paisa hai
Podcast very interesting conveying true picture. I am 71 and had canada citizenship in 1988. I stayed there for 15 days after getting PR but returned . Although later i hv been to canada and UK several times as long term visitor. I hv so many other reservations about these two countries especially related to its future after 20 yrs because of their liberal policies on refugees and asylum seekers. Their economy is going down and down. In comparison Australia seems to be a younger country with good climate round the year with good prospects
Theres a popular saying a person cant get the Best of both worlds. Make best use of where you are. Make friends with yr neighbours or stay in a community of yr own. I live in Malaysia, blessed we hv a weather where we can colourful clothes, huge variety of foods. We have our gurdwaras etc I am happy where I am Malaysia
There is much to do, places to see, books to read, walking, community centres, clubs, if we wish to do so. Can't remain stuck in the same routine. One can see from the different body language of the participants that the problems are personal. The attitudes are entirely different. One must participate in the society where one lives.
But bhai hum aap log ka, parul tv, potato talkies ke videos dekhke canada aaye india chhodke on PR but did not find it worth moving.. because we had everything back india with much low cost of living... where this country has very high cost of living... so to be honest.. you inspired us to come but our experience did not stand true to expectations shown by you all... its my request that you should show true picture of canada... ki othe reality ch lokan bura hall hai karje thale... and kishtan hi ni mukdiyan.... you don't have time at all... so bai what i mean to say is that there is some good amount of scope here to bring true perspective of canada... which i don't think your channel did rightly.. this is my feedback hope you think over it and make it more pactical... as you are a father now... you ll think more and will get more close to what we experience here..
Good one👍🏻 Please upload couple’s podcast too in which they can share why they are coming canada even though such drawbacks Spread positivity (positive reality)too 🙂
After staying 15 years in Europe I decided to come back to India and that was the best decision I took. My friends are still in abroad and regretting it.
Very very informative video. I get all answers of my questions. Thanks..Pls prepare one detailed video of buying own house in Canada proving all details, all terms and conditions etc. Like who can buy and who can't.
बहुत ही बढ़िया 👍🏼👍🏼 बड़े ही सिंपल तरीके से दोनों महिलाओं ने अपने अपने अनुभव सांझे किए। देश और विदेश दोनों में ही कुछ अच्छी और कुछ बुरी बातें होती हैं। भारतीय बच्चे जो विदेश में काम करते हैं उनके लिए वह देश प्यारा होता है पर उनके मां बाप जिन्होंने अपना सारा जीवन भारत में बिताया, उनके विदेश में जाकर बस जाना बहुत मुश्किल होता है।
Very good contents, very informative for the people planning to visit Canada.our India is best, people shift from india mainly due to job opportunities.
Same here as i m in Jercy City ..we came here in April 23 to meet my Son n daughter in law.. All good bt son n daughter in-law both are wrking bt we are feeling ki thoda din rehna tau thik he bt living longer time tough as no frnds no relatives.. every body busy in their life bt one thing i want to say people are very helpful ,civilized, clean atmosphere no pollution ,no dikhawa no body will interfere in our life n so on .
Excellent interview. Honest from both ladies, especially the lady in saree has put forward all points which are true.. And looks beautiful. In fact its a viscous circle honestly its better the Indian youth stays away from foreign settlement. Towards the end its suffering for parents and children and life long guilt.
very good podcast 👍. The direction of conversation was very subtle and answers were very true to reality.We have faced the same same situation in last winter. Being a parents we should find out the solution,No place is more comfortable and convenient without children. It is as a human body is lifeless without a heart.
Life in India is the best. We can meet our friends anytime without any appointment. There's bhaichara. Fresh vegetables and fruits at every nook and corner. Lot of eateries around with authentic food.All the festivals are celebrated with lot of enthusiasm. Our markets are very colourful during the festive season. And it's such a fun to walk through the market buying even sundry items.
Such a great video… reality check for parents. Just shared with my mom and she was like, “ nope, I will manage.”😅 next January she is going to be here for the first time.
we grew up in delhi my parents later settled in kerala we are actually from there . but me and my sis are in US my parents visited US regularly we are in texas and atlanta but my parents never liked USthey went always back to india , kerala , maybe its kerala not polluted delhi , mumbai and not cold canada
This problem of missing India is more in Canada and Some part of USA and Europe where 7-8 months weather not supporting and very cold , but if you live in Southern side of USA or South part of continent, seniors have more outdoor life, Fresh vegetables, Fruits are more tasty.....I lived in Canada for 22 years and Florida 2 years,.....I feel big difference because in cold country Indian people are more nervous
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India is the most beautiful country in the world.The snow is here, the desert is here, the rain, the sea, that spring, the sun and the moon, everything is here
Yes
Totally agree then why millions of Indian are in Canada and USA. Please give me one good reason
Only india has all other has nothing bhaktwali baat not reality
@@DipakPatel-il3lh desh ki tarif karna bhaktwali baat hai to theek hai hun desh ko gali to nahi de rahe hai canada se
ਆਪਣੀ ਮਾਤ ਭੂਮੀ ਨੂੰ ਗਾਲ੍ਹਾਂ ਕੱਢਣ ਦਾ ਫੈਸ਼ਨ ਬਣ ਗਿਆ ਹੈ। It has become a fashion to abuse your motherland.
Very true. I go to America and Canada to meet my children. For older people day start with cleaning utensils, cooking food, washing and cleaning home. And no social life for older people. Very costly everything. No friends,very lonely life. Children have their careers, life so they r helpless. My son in America provides us with all luxuries but very boring after some time. Love my life in my home, my country. I have my social life and love it.
IF you had a happy childhood in India and are now settled in western countries, you will 100% agree with whatever the Parents said in the video. Also it is not the age but the experience you had in India will take you back to homeland :)
Every thing said is true Parents come only for the love for their children otherwise India is best bestest ...❤
very well said, keep supporting ❤️
Law and order in India is pathetic...So it's a trade off...Can't see one majority keeping silent on the atrocities of a so called muslim minority....Right from the govt elections to the govt policies ALL are keeping in mind tht minority or for that matter the fringe reservation groups from darkest corners of the country, which is although right for greater common good but VERY disappointing to the law abiding tax paying general categories....
So for one moment even if I ignore the lawlessness, pollution and unhygene I do not stand a future in the long run in India as we have two hounds (dogs) drooling at us from bothe east and west called Porkistan and chinki China...
With our govt pussyfooting and OVERLY CONCERNED about it foreign policy to tackle the enemy within and outside the *"log kya kahenge"* syndrome will finish the diversity of India for a very long time to come....
Yes India 🇮🇳 is the bestest
Bilkul sahi batya is video mai🙏🙏
Yes hope INDIA GETS RID OF BJP-RSS-BAJRANG-DAL and goes back to a peaceful co existence of all faiths and religions.
So true , I had the same experience when I went to UK. I had to leave my job for the sake of my granddaughter 's birth. Went to UK as my daughter was not keeping well . Life is not easy , as senior citizens in foreign countries. Humara Desh Mahan. I waited till my granddaughter celebrated her 1st Birthday and I'm back to my Country.
Bahut knowledge Mili thank you 🙏
Welcome back ma'am.
Don't be ungrateful! Just cos PM MODI is in the limelight human beings being unpredictable will now sing the tune accordingly.
Hello,
Please do tell how do parents visiting their kids upon baby's birth afford their expenses.
Do they afford from their savings converted in foreign currency, depend upon their kids to afford their expenses?
Thank you
I was in Europe, I got literally deprived of good food and good restaurants. The food in India has so much variety and is so tasty, I realised it after my Europe tour . India is excellent no doubt ❤❤
Law and order in India is pathetic...So it's a trade off...Can't see one majority keeping silent on the atrocities of a so called muslim minority....Right from the govt elections to the govt policies ALL are keeping in mind tht minority or for that matter the fringe reservation groups from darkest corners of the country, which is although right for greater common good but VERY disappointing to the law abiding tax paying general categories....
So for one moment even if I ignore the lawlessness, pollution and unhygene I do not stand a future in the long run in India as we have two hounds (dogs) drooling at us from bothe east and west called Porkistan and chinki China...
With our govt pussyfooting and OVERLY CONCERNED about it foreign policy to tackle the enemy within and outside the *"log kya kahenge"* syndrome will finish the diversity of India for a very long time to come....
😀😃
It is very heartening to know that the craze of the west (specially US & Canada) is waning and we have a comparison where India wins on many fronts.
Bro, 1.5 million students left India last year … if anything the craze of west is very very high .. Canada sucks a lot in the western world but goto USA and life is jhingalala… even Indian food is lot better in foreign countries … it’s just Canada that sucks … some of the best Indian food I have eaten is in Dubai … London also has great Indian restaurants… and at the end of the day the best thing abt western countries is that you are away from desigiri, cheap work politics . FYI , I myself live in USA … The only reason I visit India is to meet friends and family … by third week I start missing America and am always just so happy coming back home ( to America ) … and trust me I myself am a very Desi person but it’s just that This is just a better place … and I am not alone a lot of ppl here think like me … even people from other countries think like that
@@LuckyBombay I agree to all your points and US being developed for so long it has a better system in place.
But the infrastructure and opportunities are not everything in the world for settling down.
In India there are a lot of struggles but life is also about being with friends and family ( if it does matter) rather than only with money.
Canada was equally an amazing place to live till very recently and now the narrative has changed. Almost similar situations exist in USA but the narrative has not changed yet.
@@pushpeshsuman Canada is not a big country . Only two big metro areas where everyone wants to go . Also in the last few years., Canada gave Pr to a large number of ppl and the quality of these immigrants is not good .. they have no skill sets , have weird degrees and all of them have come thinking life will be good .. likewise these immigrants are not able to find jobs and have started dissing Canada and that’s why the narrative has gotten bad … Canada’s brainless immigration policy is to be blamed … most people who qualify for PR is Canada will not even qualify for getting an H1b visa in America … the quality of legal immigrants to America is just on another level compared to Canada … also we have a large number of illegal immigration in America … this helps is by providing cheap labor ( comparatively speaking but nowhere close to cheap labor of India ) … in Canada they hardly have immigration of labor class people … everyone wants to do a white collar job , ends up with a labor class job and then cribs … obviously, cause they gave the PR to the wrong class of people … abt having friends and family in India .. true .. but in cities atleast even they are super busy and if a person is not making good money then what will this extended family do for him ? He will be sad .. people who are doing well never leave the country … only people who have needs will leave
I think this video also reflects the views of young people who are out of India and feel exactly the same as the ladies are feeling. I miss my Bharat 😊😊
But not going back eh? So, you have to work around unethical and immoral people for 9 hours a day.
Absolutely true, informative, helpful, perfect and to the point discussion. This is the reality of foreign countries for all elderly parents.
I agree with your viewpoints. My son is settled in the USA. I go there only for the love of son and grandson. Otherwise, it's boring. I am eagerly waiting for the date of return .
Are your kids ready to move back to India ?
@apoorvasharma6652 No. He is green card holder
@@lucylewis3419 Oh nice US isn't that boring like Canada if your kids don't want to come back to India just try more to like the USA
Views expressed by Manpreet,s mother is similar to the views of most parents who go abroad to their children even for a short time. We then value the warmth and social contacts we cherish in India, the independence we get doing our work without being dependent on the children to take us, Even the lady guest expressed many views that are so correct. We need just a handful of clothes as always we are covered in warm clothes.
thank you! Good to know that other parents also feel similar. That was the whole intend behind all this setup to share candid and raw opinion from our guests. Keep supporting ❤️
Some older family members can adapt quite well to life in the US/Canada - basically each person's ability to adapt to different place is different.
Very true I found this whole interview very very negative...
@@navnidhipawandeepsingh7875 …. We see and judge things according to our own perspective 😊
Not adept but compromise
This lack of social life is there in Metro cities in India too. There's definitely reduced interaction in India too. Interaction use to be so much even traveling but there is same culture ingraving in India too.
very true , it is actually happening here too....
What??? India mai rasta mai agar gadha v ghume usko v friends banane mai shayad 5 min lagega max. Agar india mai v tumko friends nahi hai.. to bhai tu khud hi fuddu hai.
Actually metro cities are copying western culture and working for them as their a$$e$..
That is because of phones which have taken all the time of each person. People don't even talk to their family members these days forget about neighbours.
I’m sorry about the negative experience of these ladies. Most young children bring their parents for housekeeping and babysitting. Once the children are in school they are on their own. Sounds like they shop at low end stores. Farmers Markets exist in all communities city wide. Specialty stores have food from all countries as do restaurants and same is with clothing! You can call a cab any time! Don’t blame Canada for lack of social life it is what you want and do! There are resources available everywhere including volunteering and making friends. 🇨🇦
I happened to watch this video today, very interesting and natural conversation of two moms. They discussed everything based on their personal experience. Enjoyed it a lot. Everything they said so true and relatable.
Whether it is Vancouver or USA life of elders like us is same . The experiences narrated are correct. Nice interview
भाई, मैं North Carolina, USA से आपके विडियो देखता हूं। मैं दावे से कह सकता हूं कि भारत विश्व का सबसे अच्छा देश है। भारत में कुछ मुस्लिमों, मौलवियों ने माहौल खराब किया हुआ है। कुछ नेता वोटों के कारण जातिवाद का जहर घोलते रहते हैं। भारत के समस्त त्यौहार, संस्कृति, भोजन, भाषाओं आदि के जनक ॠषि थे जिन्होंने हमारे देश की नींव रखी थी। मुगलों और अंग्रेजों ने भारत की संस्कृति दूषित कर दी परन्तु अभी भी हमारे देश भारत का कोई सानी नहीं है। आपके पोडकास्ट के लिए साधुवाद। जय हिन्द, जय भारत।
संजीव कुमार गौड़
Actually you should not talk like one of them who is a hypocrite.
क्यों हेसे बोल रहा हूं। तुम अमेरिका चोद दो और भारत जाओ अगर क्रिश्चियन से तकलीफ है।
बेवकूफ अगर अंग्रेज़ भारत नहीं आते तो मुगल ने तुमारे बाप दादा को काट देता और तुम पैदा नहीं होता।
और आज के दिन तुम पैदा होता तो मुसलमान पैदा होता ।
अंग्रेज ने भारत में बहुत सुदारण किए नही तो ये हिंदुओं का चुहचूत धर्म के कारण एक दूसरे को खा जाते। ये जातिवादी करने वाले देश प्रेमी अमेरिका छोड़ दो और भारत लौट हौ।
Then why are you enjoying America.
Don't talk like a hypocrite.
We visited the USA ( California, Ohio, MD ) and Canada (Toronto) some 7 times during the last about 11 years, and loved these countries. But I would still I would like to live in india only, mainly because we love Indian vegetables, fruits, food items and our home life in India.
Thanks for sharing!
Indian vegetables are missed alot abroad
Indian vegetables are missed alot abroad
Indian vegetables are missed alot abroad
Me and my wife fully agree with the parents' view.
Both ladies are brilliant, thank you so much for this video.
One of the best podcast......children should see this before calling parents. Eye opening
The children probably know, but who wants to give up on free cook, housekeeper , nanny etc.
Jaha Tak baat hai Social life ki to
ek Dusre ki chugli karna,burai karna, jealousy karna,Padosi ki progress se Jalna,Saas Bahu ek Dusre ki chugli karti rehte hai Society main.
Yeh Sari Batein social life ka part hai.!!!!
Aur Kuch khas social life nahi hai India main
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I totally agree ❤
💯 right
Chugliyon jaisi buraiyon ke baavzud bhi log aapas mein jude rehte hain…kyun galat keh raha hun kya
@@rajendrakapoor9346 sahi keh rahe ho sir
But Aaj kal log ek dusre ki help Kam karte hai because society main jealousy & competition jyada badh gayi hai !!!!
Ek dusre ki tang khichte rehte hain!!!!!
Even within close family members !!!!!!
Enjoyed listening to both the guests, who expressed their views very nicely and clearly. Quite understandable..their situation. Studio looks great!
Glad you enjoyed it
Very nice and useful coversation.Each word said by both guests is true to the depth.Overall a great message for desi parents and their pardesi children.
Very constructive conversation for those who want to move Canada.
Thanks for the team who participated in it.
Typical ungrateful nature of Indo pak subcontinent on display.
Hypocrisy ki bhi seema hoti hai.
@@sidoptomhave you ever been to India...it's not about hypocrisy it's about way of living 🎉
@@tmj8637 oh??? Really??
What a podcast 🙏🏻 it’s super informative and I felt like they are speaking my heart out, I can totally understand their pain areas. Hats off to both the Aunties, very well spoken and honest in their review. Thankyou for sharing this video. 🙏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really enjoyd the conversation .....
Like always lovely video from Canada couple. very good informative talk. thanks to all of you.
Amazing podcast ! Very open, truthful and factful
Independence feeling, tasty food, and no compelled house work, bright days … India is best.
Children should create friends circle for their parents just don’t leave them to take care your babies
Easier said than done
Wow This was extremely helpful you guys !!! Gives me an exact picture of both living in Suburbs n Downtown …. Regards to both these ladies ❤
Guests’ experience is 100% truth - they should live part-time in both countries to enjoy life.
Simply very innocently express feelings of parents's first experience of leaving dazzling desi life and obviously totally opposite life of abroad. Love this talk of moms ❤❤
Most of us have to learn to manage our mind... Worrying is not the way out
IAS = Indian Ayah Service. Kudos to all those who bring their parents to USA, Canada, and UK to do household chores.
So basically its to cook n clean and nanny the baby?
So the couple saves about $2500 a month.
Enjoyed the podcast! Everything becomes depressing cus of the cold and long winters .Now the summer is too hot too. Houses are not open for that hot weather. Mosquitos everywhere in the backyard. Thanks for Sharing.
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Every elderly person abroad has the same observation.I am in USA and am old..Thanks.
Really true I also feel same no taste in wheat flour, vegetables, corn bhutto etc.i was in usa for 4 months I reduce 3 k.g.in four months without dieting!
Very true,we also have same experience in USA with our son and his family.
I visited to my son at Toronto for three month and returned back last month, though everything is nice there but for parents it is very difficult to settle there specially 55 - 65 age group .
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My parents lived with me for a year here in USA. They called this a 5 star hotel life. They missed the kabadi waala, naukarani ki roz ki chuk chick, sabzi waala, horn noise on the roads and they missed their friends. It is indeed very boring of parents.
We love our panipoori wallah, our bai, our daily help. Our docters are also very good❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@induchopra3014even our medical store wala 😅
so acc to you there is no naukari ki naukri ki
chik chuk in USA😂😂 basically they are missing the luxury of India they dont want labour life of usa 😂
I pitty your thought process. The way you portrayed. You probably have moved to the US just to show off however in your mind you also know what sad and robotic life you have. 5 star life what you call is your creation. I respect the way aunties show real world face of the overhyped western culture that some people in India have made. Come out of your fairy land
Very good experience .
Very nice
Help to people especially of parents who come to Canada and USA.
Regards
Nice podcast!! I been in Canada since many years n everything these two ladies discussed verytrue
Amazing podcast ! Very open, truthful and factful 👍
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Lovely discussion, true analyses, I am a doctor back in Pakistan ,same experiences for me. Miss my birth land . But when all kids are abroad then situation is really disgusting. What to do without kids? But cannot forget the social life .
Very nice...first episode is parents special... actually I follow your vlogs from then only I was waiting for your podcast but got so busy and happy to see this podcast today 😊😊
Thank you so much 🙂
Excellent podcast. Max. points covered. This podcast gave me a lot of clarity what to expect when I shift to canada at my son's place.
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Good podcast. The views expressed by both parents are helping to give an insight on the needs or preferences of parents especially when you are staying away from them.
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Fantastic beginning! The setup is superb, the chosen topic is excellent, and the conversation is delightful. Best of luck, and please continue this great work! ❤️❤️❤️ I'm waiting for your update about this channel on the vlogging channel. It's been a while since you introduced it there, and I believe more people would come here if they knew about it.
I have one suggestion though regarding the setup: The Candid Cast Logo on the second stand is not very visible because the mics are in front of it. Perhaps you could try adjusting it somewhere more prominently, where it can be clearly seen. 😊😊
Thanks for being patient with the launch. There were a lot of things that need to be setup behind the scenes and we wanted it to be perfect! So thank you for your support ❤️. And great feedback on the logo, we have improved it in our future podcasts 😊👍❤️
You're welcome! I believe there may have been a misunderstanding regarding my previous message about reintroducing this channel on your vlogging channel. My intention was for you to mention this channel in your next vlog purely for promotional purposes. I completely understand that creating the first podcast took time and that you may have had time constraints due to ensuring its quality. You're doing an excellent job as always! Wishing you all the best and sending lots of love ❤❤
Forget parents, even many immigrants are unhappy in Canada. Every time I run into an Indian who has studied or lived in US he is frustrated. 2 people in my team received their Canadian citizenship and have started trying for positions in US. 3 white Canadians in our company moved to US in last 2 year itself.
Canada is not a great country from parents. It's cold, white and depressing throughout. Many parents can stay for relatively longer in California or Texas where there is vibrant community and weather is very much like India. I lived for 10 years of life in snow before moving to Canada - Massachusetts, North Carolina and Virginia. I just 2 winters, I feel depressed in Canada as it's white for 4 to 5 months.
Should have moved to Vancouver like me. Beautiful and mild. Unfortunately gone to the dogs now due to 100s of thousands of Sikhs, mostly Khalistanis.
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People are living india just for money but they don't know about hardships that these people face daily india is so affordable to live 👍🏻👍🏻 kudos for making this bcz there are many who misguides daily 🙄
Thankyou thankyou thankyou 🙏🙏
Salaries are now better in India.
@@TheWiseBear_ yeah I know mera vhi point hai living ki jagah mujhe leaving likkhna tha misprint ho gyaa
Log isiliye india leave kr rhe bcz unko lgta hai baaahr ki countries mei bht paisa hai
Millions in India are unemployed 🇨🇦
Very very realistic talk, both of them really dil se bol rahe hai...
God bless 🙏
Also do an episode exactly like this but with fathers/dads. Would like to know if their opinion is the same or different
Simply loved the podcast.
My mom watched it and she was able to relate everything ❤
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Mine too
Very informative chat. Useful video. Keep giving such informative videos.
Podcast very interesting conveying true picture. I am 71 and had canada citizenship in 1988. I stayed there for 15 days after getting PR but returned . Although later i hv been to canada and UK several times as long term visitor. I hv so many other reservations about these two countries especially related to its future after 20 yrs because of their liberal policies on refugees and asylum seekers. Their economy is going down and down. In comparison Australia seems to be a younger country with good climate round the year with good prospects
Desis do add colour,laughter smiles
Theres a popular saying a person cant get the Best of both worlds. Make best use of where you are.
Make friends with yr neighbours or stay in a community of yr own.
I live in Malaysia, blessed we hv a weather where we can colourful clothes, huge variety of foods.
We have our gurdwaras etc
I am happy where I am Malaysia
There is much to do, places to see, books to read, walking, community centres, clubs, if we wish to do so. Can't remain stuck in the same routine. One can see from the different body language of the participants that the problems are personal. The attitudes are entirely different. One must participate in the society where one lives.
Spot on...
india jaisi mauj kahin nahi hai.
Thanks for such a nice video esp. to guests for being open and honest..
But bhai hum aap log ka, parul tv, potato talkies ke videos dekhke canada aaye india chhodke on PR but did not find it worth moving.. because we had everything back india with much low cost of living... where this country has very high cost of living... so to be honest.. you inspired us to come but our experience did not stand true to expectations shown by you all... its my request that you should show true picture of canada... ki othe reality ch lokan bura hall hai karje thale... and kishtan hi ni mukdiyan.... you don't have time at all... so bai what i mean to say is that there is some good amount of scope here to bring true perspective of canada... which i don't think your channel did rightly.. this is my feedback hope you think over it and make it more pactical... as you are a father now... you ll think more and will get more close to what we experience here..
Really liked it!!! Amazing background 😍 good interview!!
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Best video ever, true and couldn't stop laughing few time😂😂..taking to squirrel was super funny😂😂😂😂
Bilkul sahi keh rehi hai madam... America me bi yehi life hai.apko suna to acha lega...Sachi batte
Wonderful ladies & beautiful discussion.
Awesome Aunty, she is so dynamic! You should have asked about what she felt in the US, she mentioned about it.
Omg its sooooo true I also experienced this 100%.I m wondering I feel that Im describing all these things .Very nice video.
Good one👍🏻
Please upload couple’s podcast too in which they can share why they are coming canada even though such drawbacks
Spread positivity (positive reality)too 🙂
Yup more content on the way! Keep supporting 😊
Finally 🎉
Waited so long for this❤
Lots of love to all of u guys ❤🎉
Thanks for all the love and patience, we will make it all worth it ❤️
बहोत अच्छा लगा अपका yeh podcast . . . Jo bhi baaten Hui . . Woh Dil se निकली हैं . . . आप दोनो को बहोत सारा प्यार ❤😌
After staying 15 years in Europe I decided to come back to India and that was the best decision I took. My friends are still in abroad and regretting it.
Very very informative video. I get all answers of my questions. Thanks..Pls prepare one detailed video of buying own house in Canada proving all details, all terms and conditions etc. Like who can buy and who can't.
बहुत ही बढ़िया 👍🏼👍🏼 बड़े ही सिंपल तरीके से दोनों महिलाओं ने अपने अपने अनुभव सांझे किए। देश और विदेश दोनों में ही कुछ अच्छी और कुछ बुरी बातें होती हैं। भारतीय बच्चे जो विदेश में काम करते हैं उनके लिए वह देश प्यारा होता है पर उनके मां बाप जिन्होंने अपना सारा जीवन भारत में बिताया, उनके विदेश में जाकर बस जाना बहुत मुश्किल होता है।
Very good contents, very informative for the people planning to visit Canada.our India is best, people shift from india mainly due to job opportunities.
Same here as i m in Jercy City ..we came here in April 23 to meet my Son n daughter in law..
All good bt son n daughter in-law both are wrking bt we are feeling ki thoda din rehna tau thik he bt living longer time tough as no frnds no relatives.. every body busy in their life bt one thing i want to say people are very helpful ,civilized, clean atmosphere no pollution ,no dikhawa no body will interfere in our life n so on .
To interfere we need something common ...
Very nice subject chosen... grandmother opinion very true...reality expressed
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Very good podcast. Thanks for sharing your views on living here
Excellent interview. Honest from both ladies, especially the lady in saree has put forward all points which are true.. And looks beautiful. In fact its a viscous circle honestly its better the Indian youth stays away from foreign settlement. Towards the end its suffering for parents and children and life long guilt.
The children look after the parents very well.But still they miss India.This is natural.
very good podcast 👍. The direction of conversation was very subtle and answers were very true to reality.We have faced the same same situation in last winter.
Being a parents we should find out the solution,No place is more comfortable and convenient without children.
It is as a human body is lifeless without a heart.
I loved these conversation.they spoke v.frankly.no natak nothing.thank u
I live my India too. But one always has to be loyal to the Land where they earn their livelihoods.
I have the same experience. What they said is hundred percent true
Very true thanks for making.
Life in India is the best. We can meet our friends anytime without any appointment. There's bhaichara. Fresh vegetables and fruits at every nook and corner. Lot of eateries around with authentic food.All the festivals are celebrated with lot of enthusiasm. Our markets are very colourful during the festive season. And it's such a fun to walk through the market buying even sundry items.
We means me n my husband sardarji both are very happy here in canada with our children ❤
Our life is so bzy in langar n get togethers
Magar sab Langar mei nahi jaa sakte
What a lovely podcast..... Ek ek baat Dil ke keh di aunties ne.....❤
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A candid conversation in a loving and understanding atmosphere.
Nice discussion..verywell presented❤❤❤
Bahut hi achha laga Canada ka exp. Sunn k....laga jaisa hum bhi saath baithey hai...
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I'm really agree with you, both mothers. Boring life for specially parent's.
Very true.I am experiencing same.
Thanks a lot for sharing this experience.
Such a great video… reality check for parents. Just shared with my mom and she was like, “ nope, I will manage.”😅 next January she is going to be here for the first time.
Awesome
In india climate n food is best with different taste social access good
we grew up in delhi my parents later settled in kerala we are actually from there . but me and my sis are in US my parents visited US regularly we are in texas and atlanta but my parents never liked USthey went always back to india , kerala , maybe its kerala not polluted delhi , mumbai and not cold canada
Very honest conversation. Got a new perspective. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your valuable information and experience.Very helpful information for all Indians!
This problem of missing India is more in Canada and Some part of USA and Europe where 7-8 months weather not supporting and very cold , but if you live in Southern side of USA or South part of continent, seniors have more outdoor life, Fresh vegetables, Fruits are more tasty.....I lived in Canada for 22 years and Florida 2 years,.....I feel big difference because in cold country Indian people are more nervous
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What a fascinating episode 💌
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Thank you so much for this informative video.😊
Sensible ladies and very informative.