@@SaurabhSarang you should specify what you mean by that. I'm a girl in my twenties and travel alone everywhere. Grown up in Kharghar.. it is quite safe in my opinion.
but India hates them because of thier caaste. Indian govt spends 6 lakh crores of taxpayers money (mostly UC braahmins and banias) and gives them to mullas / daalits / whamen and has the worst raacial seggregation laws in the world.
They embraced it because they got good opportunities in India to move back where they could maintain their standard of living which made the transition less difficult. Anyways, not everyone does it once experiencing life in the US, so, good for them, and good for us . We definitely need such skilled professionals and teachers for the betterment of our country 👍🏽
We need more such Indians. 😊 And 35k for such a HUGE apartment is unreal. Even in bangalore/pune outskirts you would hardly find such a huge apartment for such cheap rates.
The space is huge especially by Mumbai standards. As someone who has grown up in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai feels like moving to a different city. Folks coming from outside don't have such hangups which is good as they get a better deal.
This couple made perfect decision to live in Ulwe, there is a huge difference in quality of air in Mumbai and Ulwe to Panvel area, the air is so fresh, it doesn't feel like your lungs putting effort to breath, if I have chance would definitely move there❤
I moved to New York from Parel last year. When you lease an apartment in NYC the amenities are like heat and hot water😂Some extremely lucky people have dryer/washer in house. I completely see someone moving from NYC to Mumbai, Mumbai has all the facilities and an arguably better lifestyle for the same budget. However I don't think it would be easy for someone to move to a satellite town like Ulwe after having lived in a major city
Mumbai is so dirty, I moved to Mumbai from abroad and had so much trouble dirt, pollutions, slums and weather come to Pune its way way better in every way
10 yrs down the line Ulwe will be at par with Vashi/Chembur in terms of rates per sqft.. MTHL, NMIA, Ulwe Coastal Road, Jetty at Nerul, Belapur nearby, NH 348 and Virar Alibaug MMC, proposed Aerocity near Wahal-Ulwe, International Corporate Park Kharghar, Nerul Uran suburban train completion, Reliance SEZ at Dronagiri JNPT, CSMIA-NMIA metro, Bullet train station for Mumbai-Hyderabad route at NMIA, connectivity with Nagpur Samruddhi, Mum-Pune eway and Kokan Coastal Eway through JNPT spur of Delhi Mumbai Expressway.. Too much happenings in Navi Mumbai around Ulwe in particular
I guess it might be on the par with other suburbs of Mumbai too like Ghatkopar or Dadar in future I think the real boost for Ulwe is gonna be the International Airport and not to mention the establishment of Tirupati Balaji Temple in sector 10 So considering all of this Ulwe might be on the par with not even Dadar but around Parel given that Other IT parks move over to Ulwe Ofc this is gonna take at least 15 years
Sir ne zyada hi bol diya....badh chadhkar....inke bachche inko baad me bolege k kya socha jo yaha aaye...ulwe looks like slum shifted to building.....koi nae enjoy kijiye sir
Wow, we need more such ppl, scientist/researcher to come back to India. Totally agree with their view that why anyone would stay in (overcrowded)Mumbai ( with poor infrastructure) specially after coming from NY ,when you are getting such good place.
They came here to get cheap house maids, servants which they otherwise cant afford in NYC. Just check, how many students go abroad due to reservation and many other factors...
So glad to hear someone finally say it out loud…Mumbai is just so suffocating and congested. Nice to see that people are now settling away from Mumbai.
Such a smart and open minded couple!! Buying a house and all that emotional drama is such a passe. Me and my husband also moved back to India from USA in 2020 and we love our country but are least interested in buying a house !!
We are newly married couple.We took this decision to buy a house during pandemic. And I must say buying property in Panvel,Navi Mumbai was one of smart decision since we both are still having this wfh option and plenty of freelancing/remote gigs options.😊
Richa your trying too hard to be influencer, time has passed for it. Young folks have better chances. You have money we enjoy without putting it out in social media.
intelligent investor with clear thoughts, I liked they are teaching their kids building brigades , train tracks etc. It is better to drive their kidstoards something
After a really really long time, I have seen someone so happy and proud to be an Indian, believe me at times even i puke negative comments about Mumbai, but this couple was really had the positive eyesight about everything they had around them😀
Brilliant episode, i can definitely relate to Varun since I live in BC,Canada. World is same on the other side just some pros/cons. US is getting worse with gun crime,India has better security all the best.
No matter how big a house you buy it’s the people that stays in it makes it beautiful. Our host here are simple lovely couple and they make a great Jodi I hope they find satisfaction and just happiness here. Cheers to them 😄
I literally cried while watching this video and hearing Aggarwal couples story, we have lost many talents to brain drain but this couples tells us the opposite story . India ❤️
🧿💕God bless this family ! What a happy person ! Your house is spacious ! I just returned to 🇮🇳India ( Andhra ) after living in Qatar 🇶🇦 for 9 years . I’m grateful to my mom ( doctor ) ,for she built me a big, beautiful home 🏡 in Vijayawada (capital city of Andhra) . But, as a tenant , whenever i was house-hunting in Qatar 🇶🇦,I used to take a ‘measuring tape’ because we had 3 BHK furniture ( I got them made at a local market )! So, trust me , you are not crazy , you are a very clever & sorted person/parent 😅
by far the most intelligent people Ive come across. Does not believe in amenities becs they are overrated. Damn right. Amenities and the maintenance you pay every month for amenities is a complete waste of money. id rather go to a gym or a swimming pool and pay as I use rather than stay committed to pay and not use. A club membership turns out to be far more cheaper and far more useful. Not to buy a house is another smart thing he is doing. when investment in stocks and mutual funds give minimum 12 % returns why invest in property ? Id rather buy open pieces of land in a progressive 2 tier 3 tier small town than buy a house in Mumbai. it is irrationally expensive and the quality of construction is pathetic since last 10-15 years with the flimsy concrete blocks !! this couple is very very practical and thats how it should be. I am impressed.
Brilliant episode, would love to watch more such episodes of returnees to India. Returning to India must be normalized and not gawked at. Many people living in India think that living in Europe/US/Canada/UK is paradise - it couldn't be further away from the truth. Sure, these countries offer better standard of living but what not many immigrants talk about is the difficulties in saving money (especially in today's times), finding a well-paying job that considers your prev work experience/education, subtle racism in workplace, homesickness, lack of immediate healthcare, domestic help, the threat of homeless people attacking you/getting mugged/shot (yes this is very common in US/Canada). Uprooting your life completely and moving overseas for good was considered cool many years ago, but in 2023 I don't think it holds so much value. For a couple of years working overseas is good but not permanently...India has a lot to offer
In india how many you see national flag in their homes we always seen us put their national flag in their homes and store but not in india but these families have amazing perspective so from now onwards i will put up National flag in my bedroom so thank you
Nice video and liked clarity that they have while choosing area and apartment... It's Very rare that we see people coming back to India!! Like Vishal said unusual but nice couple!!
I stay in Sec 8, Why connectivity is weak, in your last video of Bhagwati Imperia months back it was fine saying connectivity is weak, but now the MTHL completion is just a 4/5 months away and the line used "Connectivity is Weak" seems to under estimate the Upcoming Locality or Area of ULWE by MC Team. People Staying here has no issue's but It Seems MC Team Has!! Surprising 🤔
Main bhi ulwe mai rhata hu...acha location h. Water ya electricity ka koi issue nhi h... Sirf petrol pump ka issue abhi bhi petrol pump k liye land dediya gaya h par abhi banaya nhi gya. Train ka problem h frequency kafi kam h iske phale mai thane aur Dombivli mai bhi gharta but electricity aur water ka issue hota tha
lovely family, lovely house. we had a similar 2200 sqft carpet 3bhk in vadodara. mumbaiwalas will get rude shock in 5 years when rest of the nation's upper middle class will move to gated, high rises with atleast 1500sqft carpet with large balconies, pool, gym, etc and mumbaiwalas will be stuck boasting about 1bhk in south bombay. Today they can sell their nala facing 2cr apartment and buy something decent in tier 2 cities or navi mumbai. after 5 years, they wont be able to.
@@kingzaanmyers9538I live in Toronto and have lived in Mumbai and Pune ... I would not want to purchase anything in Mumbai...Basic Amenities are missing ... 😂😂 Nala facing ,slum facing , matchbox houses ...I can afford buying in Mumbai still won't buy
LOL. Thanks for noticing. It is very difficult to get rid of our middle class values. We may get a lifestyle upgrade but our upbringing goes with us everywhere !!!
I think the couple is very careful and thoughtful of their decisions, they've literally considered every bit of the past present and future, so organized, I think they've made a wise choice to come back to their routes and also weirdly so, but I liked their thought of not being home owners at this stage of life. It is unusual but so practical and so true. very good couple, what a great space and they've made it into such a good HOME. all the best to this family for a great future.
People who are poor and living in Mumbai praising that Mumbai is the best, I just can't. The propaganda that Amchi Mumbai is for all is an illusion. Its a good city no doubt if you have some money but its hell if you are surviving paychecks to paychecks
even for ppl with money (say 5Cr+ rs), they still have to see slums, nalas, rash driving, bad roads everyday. Newer apartments dont have balconies because MVA decided to include that in FSI. They can easily move to tier 2 cities, buy a spacious 2000 sqft+ modern apartment with pool, gym, security, gardens, etc and live a amazing life.
I live in Toronto, Canada I understand the chores thing. I have outsourced food to nearby neighbour's 100+ through a whatsapp group. Washing dishes has been outsourced to dishwasher. 😅 Ironing clothes outsourced to my mother in law 😂 Cleaning house outsourced to biweekly cleaning company. We are living on rent 2.5k$ cad/ month as our investments give better yield as well. We might not move permanently to india but yes divide the time between India, Canada, Dubai and travelling when we retire at age 50.
Massive redevelopment, new constructions, urbanization will lead to huge water crisis in coming future.There shud some foolproof planning for to address it.
Check the amount of taxes one pay abroad plus being treated as 2nd class citizen . Just go t California and see homeless beggars on street in the roads . Not everything is dream life as shown in movies .. Also check the cost for basic services one has to pa like maids etc India definitely has to improve but one is definitely safe here .
Superb home and place! I have been staying in Kandivali, Mumbai and thinking of relocating to Navi Mumbai just because of traffic.
Just don't spaces are huge but navi Mumbai is not as safe as kandivali
Not safe in what manner? I stay in Nerul, Navi Mumbai and I disagree with you!
@@SaurabhSarang you should specify what you mean by that. I'm a girl in my twenties and travel alone everywhere. Grown up in Kharghar.. it is quite safe in my opinion.
Not safe like Mumbai, too much dada giri 🤣🤣🤣🤣,
@@ajinkyaborade9114too much dada giri there,
These people are the reason India will keep growing, you can see the love for their country and embraced it.
but India hates them because of thier caaste. Indian govt spends 6 lakh crores of taxpayers money (mostly UC braahmins and banias) and gives them to mullas / daalits / whamen and has the worst raacial seggregation laws in the world.
Yeah but doubt whether they children are indian citizen
They embraced it because they got good opportunities in India to move back where they could maintain their standard of living which made the transition less difficult. Anyways, not everyone does it once experiencing life in the US, so, good for them, and good for us . We definitely need such skilled professionals and teachers for the betterment of our country 👍🏽
Kuch bhi 😂 dialogue
they are here for better opportunity. simple. if it was so called love for the country, they would have never moved out of India in the first place
We need more such Indians. 😊
And 35k for such a HUGE apartment is unreal. Even in bangalore/pune outskirts you would hardly find such a huge apartment for such cheap rates.
The space is huge especially by Mumbai standards. As someone who has grown up in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai feels like moving to a different city. Folks coming from outside don't have such hangups which is good as they get a better deal.
Navi Mumbai is a different city though. Albeit close.
This couple made perfect decision to live in Ulwe, there is a huge difference in quality of air in Mumbai and Ulwe to Panvel area, the air is so fresh, it doesn't feel like your lungs putting effort to breath, if I have chance would definitely move there❤
But once Deonar Dump catches fire...the first ones who are affected are New Bombay folks
I moved to New York from Parel last year. When you lease an apartment in NYC the amenities are like heat and hot water😂Some extremely lucky people have dryer/washer in house. I completely see someone moving from NYC to Mumbai, Mumbai has all the facilities and an arguably better lifestyle for the same budget. However I don't think it would be easy for someone to move to a satellite town like Ulwe after having lived in a major city
Mumbai is so dirty, I moved to Mumbai from abroad and had so much trouble dirt, pollutions, slums and weather come to Pune its way way better in every way
And you have roads and footpaths.
this is because you are poor by nyc standards lol
@@pcpolice2314 Absolutely I’m poor by NYC standards, hope your are not poor by Burundi standards for your sake 😄
@Abhishek Bhai... Tu Apna SoBo ka Bhai hai... NYC Mazze kar Raha hai 😅
Btw... How's the NYC Winter 🥶
This family is so good... And the way uncle said, "not until our son transforms from monkey back to human" had me rotf😂😂😂
10 yrs down the line Ulwe will be at par with Vashi/Chembur in terms of rates per sqft.. MTHL, NMIA, Ulwe Coastal Road, Jetty at Nerul, Belapur nearby, NH 348 and Virar Alibaug MMC, proposed Aerocity near Wahal-Ulwe, International Corporate Park Kharghar, Nerul Uran suburban train completion, Reliance SEZ at Dronagiri JNPT, CSMIA-NMIA metro, Bullet train station for Mumbai-Hyderabad route at NMIA, connectivity with Nagpur Samruddhi, Mum-Pune eway and Kokan Coastal Eway through JNPT spur of Delhi Mumbai Expressway.. Too much happenings in Navi Mumbai around Ulwe in particular
Ulwe rocking ❤
I guess it might be on the par with other suburbs of Mumbai too like Ghatkopar or Dadar in future I think the real boost for Ulwe is gonna be the International Airport and not to mention the establishment of Tirupati Balaji Temple in sector 10
So considering all of this Ulwe might be on the par with not even Dadar but around Parel given that Other IT parks move over to Ulwe
Ofc this is gonna take at least 15 years
Sir ne zyada hi bol diya....badh chadhkar....inke bachche inko baad me bolege k kya socha jo yaha aaye...ulwe looks like slum shifted to building.....koi nae enjoy kijiye sir
Therefore buying a house here is a great idea returns will be very high i don't how they came to the conclusion of not buying a house
@@opcopa Sadly, but I agree with you to some extent
Wow, we need more such ppl, scientist/researcher to come back to India.
Totally agree with their view that why anyone would stay in (overcrowded)Mumbai ( with poor infrastructure) specially after coming from NY ,when you are getting such good place.
I agree 👍💯.
They came here to get cheap house maids, servants which they otherwise cant afford in NYC. Just check, how many students go abroad due to reservation and many other factors...
So glad to hear someone finally say it out loud…Mumbai is just so suffocating and congested.
Nice to see that people are now settling away from Mumbai.
Such a smart and open minded couple!! Buying a house and all that emotional drama is such a passe. Me and my husband also moved back to India from USA in 2020 and we love our country but are least interested in buying a house !!
We are newly married couple.We took this decision to buy a house during pandemic.
And I must say buying property in Panvel,Navi Mumbai was one of smart decision since we both are still having this wfh option and plenty of freelancing/remote gigs options.😊
Richa your trying too hard to be influencer, time has passed for it. Young folks have better chances. You have money we enjoy without putting it out in social media.
What a down to earth family this is. Simple Living High thinking. Kudos 👏🏻
Wat energy this tenant had loved it .... I never seen Vishal speaking less then actually a tenant did 😅😅
Very nice to see such genuine person... He loves his family verymuch..
intelligent investor with clear thoughts, I liked they are teaching their kids building brigades , train tracks etc. It is better to drive their kidstoards something
After a really really long time, I have seen someone so happy and proud to be an Indian, believe me at times even i puke negative comments about Mumbai, but this couple was really had the positive eyesight about everything they had around them😀
Ulwe is a charming place. When you get everything you need in Ulwe, why shift to Mumbai.
Brilliant episode, i can definitely relate to Varun since I live in BC,Canada. World is same on the other side just some pros/cons. US is getting worse with gun crime,India has better security all the best.
What a lovely family 😊
No matter how big a house you buy it’s the people that stays in it makes it beautiful. Our host here are simple lovely couple and they make a great Jodi I hope they find satisfaction and just happiness here. Cheers to them 😄
Such good people. One of the best episodes.
real life swades...! maybe even better! thanks Vishal for bringing this on show,,,.... :)
They must be very likely having a green card, but still a bold and a positive decision on their part.
genuinely happy and patriotic couple, especially the guy. god bless them
I literally cried while watching this video and hearing Aggarwal couples story, we have lost many talents to brain drain but this couples tells us the opposite story . India ❤️
Lol. Why cry 😂
parents are quite adorable, I hope their kids treat them right as they get old
Such a sweet family and such caring parents 😊
This is the most intelligent decision. In 10 years, the wntire landscape will change in ulwe with new airport and other developments.
He has not bought the house
They are soo cute and humble ❤❤❤
This family has such a positive vibe!
Great couple, nice video.. and thoroughly enjoyed it
The man speaks so sweet...😊
🧿💕God bless this family ! What a happy person ! Your house is spacious ! I just returned to 🇮🇳India ( Andhra ) after living in Qatar 🇶🇦 for 9 years . I’m grateful to my mom ( doctor ) ,for she built me a big, beautiful home 🏡 in Vijayawada (capital city of Andhra) . But, as a tenant , whenever i was house-hunting in Qatar 🇶🇦,I used to take a ‘measuring tape’ because we had 3 BHK furniture ( I got them made at a local market )! So, trust me , you are not crazy , you are a very clever & sorted person/parent 😅
by far the most intelligent people Ive come across. Does not believe in amenities becs they are overrated. Damn right. Amenities and the maintenance you pay every month for amenities is a complete waste of money. id rather go to a gym or a swimming pool and pay as I use rather than stay committed to pay and not use. A club membership turns out to be far more cheaper and far more useful.
Not to buy a house is another smart thing he is doing. when investment in stocks and mutual funds give minimum 12 % returns why invest in property ? Id rather buy open pieces of land in a progressive 2 tier 3 tier small town than buy a house in Mumbai. it is irrationally expensive and the quality of construction is pathetic since last 10-15 years with the flimsy concrete blocks !! this couple is very very practical and thats how it should be. I am impressed.
Yours and Mine thinking matches a lot, are you a girl??
uncle is such a sweet person
We are settled in Nerul past20 years. Very active place. Everything you want you get. Educational hub. For me my Nerul is New York.
Brilliant episode, would love to watch more such episodes of returnees to India. Returning to India must be normalized and not gawked at. Many people living in India think that living in Europe/US/Canada/UK is paradise - it couldn't be further away from the truth. Sure, these countries offer better standard of living but what not many immigrants talk about is the difficulties in saving money (especially in today's times), finding a well-paying job that considers your prev work experience/education, subtle racism in workplace, homesickness, lack of immediate healthcare, domestic help, the threat of homeless people attacking you/getting mugged/shot (yes this is very common in US/Canada). Uprooting your life completely and moving overseas for good was considered cool many years ago, but in 2023 I don't think it holds so much value. For a couple of years working overseas is good but not permanently...India has a lot to offer
In india how many you see national flag in their homes we always seen us put their national flag in their homes and store but not in india but these families have amazing perspective so from now onwards i will put up National flag in my bedroom so thank you
Nice video and liked clarity that they have while choosing area and apartment... It's Very rare that we see people coming back to India!! Like Vishal said unusual but nice couple!!
Lovely Family. God Bless Them
Wow! Really genuine people! One point was missed, namely the maintenance amount.
I stay in Sec 8, Why connectivity is weak, in your last video of Bhagwati Imperia months back it was fine saying connectivity is weak, but now the MTHL completion is just a 4/5 months away and the line used "Connectivity is Weak" seems to under estimate the Upcoming Locality or Area of ULWE by MC Team.
People Staying here has no issue's but It Seems MC Team Has!!
Surprising 🤔
Need to do a part two on this. Experience after 1 year.
Cool….Loved the episode….
Good Choice and thanks a lot for contributing to India!
Lovely couple.
Main bhi ulwe mai rhata hu...acha location h. Water ya electricity ka koi issue nhi h... Sirf petrol pump ka issue abhi bhi petrol pump k liye land dediya gaya h par abhi banaya nhi gya.
Train ka problem h frequency kafi kam h
iske phale mai thane aur Dombivli mai bhi gharta but electricity aur water ka issue hota tha
"Dont want my kids to split a restaurant bill with me" absolutely hits home.
Very simply and excellently decorated and furnished.
Gave some good ideas, about this and advantages of living in India!
Host looks more worried why they left New York lol. Lovely house and couple.
Lovely video, very Practical people!
Wow lovely couple, great thinking.
My man loves apollo hospital
Awesome 👌👍 Thanks 🌹🙏
Such a cool guy !!!
Great couple. Enjoyed whole video
Great Thoughts...
Just remember the small things they bare saying...❤
Uncle is full of enthusiasm 😂😂......
He is not uncle, he is 2008 IIT Guwahti passout, Uncle hoiga tera baap
Nice people
Excited people
Nice Lake view from big balcony and less traffic
I think its an empty plot filled with water lol
@@fwefhwe4232 It's better than seeing another building, Windows or Slums
Superb, very logical thinking
Loved te Background music Vishal ...
lovely family, lovely house. we had a similar 2200 sqft carpet 3bhk in vadodara.
mumbaiwalas will get rude shock in 5 years when rest of the nation's upper middle class will move to gated, high rises with atleast 1500sqft carpet with large balconies, pool, gym, etc and mumbaiwalas will be stuck boasting about 1bhk in south bombay.
Today they can sell their nala facing 2cr apartment and buy something decent in tier 2 cities or navi mumbai. after 5 years, they wont be able to.
Nala facing😂😂
I choked at the nala facing line. Peak desi real estate😂
U can't purchase house in Bombay that is why grapes are sour it seems
@@kingzaanmyers9538I live in Toronto and have lived in Mumbai and Pune ... I would not want to purchase anything in Mumbai...Basic Amenities are missing ... 😂😂 Nala facing ,slum facing , matchbox houses ...I can afford buying in Mumbai still won't buy
Love the couple❤❤❤
Loved this family nature. This is how a marvellous family should pe patriotic, cultural and hard working.
Nice family and great parents
Amazing story...
WELL SAID. WHY DO WE NEED TO GO TO MUMBAI WHICH IS PATHETIC IN INFRASTRUCTURE WHEN NAVI MUMBAI IS FAR BETTER IN EVERY SENSE
Nice video again 🙂
Such a lovely person
time is precious for everybody not just for a family man
Switching off the fan as you leave the room even when you have shoting crew....reminds me of my habits..
LOL. Thanks for noticing. It is very difficult to get rid of our middle class values. We may get a lifestyle upgrade but our upbringing goes with us everywhere !!!
Nice apartment and scientific people
Can we please talk about water crisis , frequent shutdown by electric department in ulwe.
I think the couple is very careful and thoughtful of their decisions, they've literally considered every bit of the past present and future, so organized, I think they've made a wise choice to come back to their routes and also weirdly so, but I liked their thought of not being home owners at this stage of life. It is unusual but so practical and so true. very good couple, what a great space and they've made it into such a good HOME. all the best to this family for a great future.
Biggest apartment I have seen on this series!!!
I am paying 35000 for a 2-bhk of 1000 sq. ft. in Bhandup East. So much difference in so little distance.
Shift to ulwe. You will get train service directly from Ulwe upto CST, Thane, Kharghar, Bandra(MTHL, WS connector, Bandra sea link)
@@harshalgawai746:)
I have shifted to ulwe from goregaon.
Very refreshing humans. God bless them with happiness
People who are poor and living in Mumbai praising that Mumbai is the best, I just can't. The propaganda that Amchi Mumbai is for all is an illusion. Its a good city no doubt if you have some money but its hell if you are surviving paychecks to paychecks
even for ppl with money (say 5Cr+ rs), they still have to see slums, nalas, rash driving, bad roads everyday. Newer apartments dont have balconies because MVA decided to include that in FSI.
They can easily move to tier 2 cities, buy a spacious 2000 sqft+ modern apartment with pool, gym, security, gardens, etc and live a amazing life.
India needs to develop all the states so people will stop migrating only to Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru.
@@liveenjoy6821 yes you said it right instead of migrating to fully packed cities see other beautiful cities for better life
Wow super nice 💯💯💯💯💯💯🎉❤😊
Asli NRI toh wahi hai jo india ka flag laage diwal pe.
New York have TALLEST SKY SCRAPPERS ULWE is like HALIFAX city in CANADA
Very good to see Indians returning to India. Moving to the west is completely overrated.
Very nice video ..I would like to see some more houses in Ulwe plus know the cost of this flat.
This flat must be somewhere around 2.5 Cr.
@@ahvan8849🥲
so sweet
Nice 👍
Once MTHL gets completed
Mature couple and their thoughts
There is no greenery except for concrete jungle ..
Please share budget price property details
Can anyone please tell me the name of the music in the beginning of this video?
I live in Toronto, Canada
I understand the chores thing. I have outsourced food to nearby neighbour's 100+ through a whatsapp group.
Washing dishes has been outsourced to dishwasher. 😅
Ironing clothes outsourced to my mother in law 😂
Cleaning house outsourced to biweekly cleaning company.
We are living on rent 2.5k$ cad/ month as our investments give better yield as well.
We might not move permanently to india but yes divide the time between India, Canada, Dubai and travelling when we retire at age 50.
Hello Sir. How did you find this property? Any website recommendations? Or any agent?
Nice choice
India is good place to raise kids, atleast we don't have teachers in school who tell boys you could be a girl.
And no gun shooting at school
Interesting couple. 35000/00 for this big home. Dirt cheap by Mumbai standard
Nice couple
Massive redevelopment, new constructions, urbanization will lead to huge water crisis in coming future.There shud some foolproof planning for to address it.
such a cute person.
Nice video
he is thinking there are better opportunities for kids in India, but he is wrong. The opportunities for kids are unmatched abroad. rest he is right.
Yeah, pay 20-30% income tax, GST on top of it and get nothing in return
@@AlwyneAvinash 30% tax is money wasted for us
Check the amount of taxes one pay abroad plus being treated as 2nd class citizen . Just go t California and see homeless beggars on street in the roads . Not everything is dream life as shown in movies ..
Also check the cost for basic services one has to pa like maids etc
India definitely has to improve but one is definitely safe here .