With the changes in situation and impact of the pandemic, there was an immediate need for working from home. Though the western countries are already dealing with work from home in India few companies or jobs were allowed to do so. Only fewer people are aware of the working and earn from home. Mostly private and public offices divided into small or large areas are for the employees. Working from the office within specified times has been in the regular schedule of the Indian working style.

Still, Indian prefers working from the office

It is true working from home has several benefits, it saves travel time provides the comfort of home. Fewer expenses on fares and home-cooked food on time. Despite the best advantages Indian looks forward to going to the office. Why?

Home ambiance does not prefer work from home

Indian families are mostly identified as staying at home on holidays. Whenever a person is at home there isn’t any workaround and if so it cannot be so essential. Indian homes do have a good study area or space but it lacks a workplace. Also, the ambiance does not support music, noises, and sounds around. The sudden need of work from home in Indian families has not been able to provide a required atmosphere as it is in the office with like mind and same disciplined people.

Friends and colleagues

The office may be a workplace but it is indeed surrounded by colleagues and friends. Working together or sitting side by side gives a good and warm feeling. But work from home does not provide a similar lively feeling on the contrary it often gives a lonely and isolated feeling.

There are fewer chats and solving problems during the small breaks over a cup of coffee. Also, those who are habituated to the atmosphere of Indian offices will never feel comfortable long in their houses especially the corporate sectors group or teamwork matters.

Interrupt in family relationships

As staying at home means a holiday or less priority to work, a serious face with worries or disturbances are not at all encouraged by family members. Work from home in Indian homes is almost uncomfortable when families want to spend the maximum time with you. Just because you are at home and they do not understand the priority of working from home. This is bringing a distance in a relationship when other members want you to contribute some time leaving your important official work just because you are at home.

Mind setup

Indian homes cannot provide a mind setup similar to the offices. As there are sure to develop several interruptions while you are working which distracts a person’s mindset.

Less Known to the work from home trends

Working from home is a new trend in many houses except the IT industry who has been working from home for decades and knows about it. But corporate jobs, small emerging businesses are finding it difficult to cope up with the trend, work from home.

But after the arrival of IT companies and other private sectors work from home has gained popularity for various job sectors. Until the arrival of the pandemic, life was more confined to office works. Later to avoid the widespread and continue to support financially the work from home has become essential and helpful for both private and public workers.

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Come on, tell us frankly, what crosses your mind when you think of moving in with your in-laws? that they will be intimidating? there will be winds of unsolicited Gyaans? they will press you for bearing their descendant? the will keep you on your toes with the household works? they will be fault-finding and you can’t dress up in your own terms? well, my girl, get a fact-check. The recent scenario has changed a lot and the in-laws are not all those from the K-series serials chanting mental dialogues against you or vowing to destroy you. Take a chill pill!

Millennials are afraid of marriage because in Indian ethos, in-laws play a pivotal part and they have always been demonized by the Bahus for obvious reasons. If a westernized lifestyle is your kink, so far, you were expected to be apologetic about it but not any longer. Sasural is no longer that hellhole that you always thought it to be, rather, you it has way liberal approach now towards accepting the new gen.

The video below is a rough sketch of what Indian marital houses look like now to the daughter-in-law. The in-laws here are no less than her own parents who treat her in the same manner as they would treat their own daughter. This video, however, compels us to think that are we, the Bahus, not way too critical about our parents-in-laws? that too driven by the stereotypical beliefs that they are Claudius or Lady Macbeth straight out of the pages of Shakespeare?

It could not get cooler to have a Sasumom like the one in the video. Firstly, she never barrages her daughter-in-law with life gyaans and gives her the breathing space. Secondly, when she changes the sofa with a new set, she doesn’t roll her eyes. Thirdly, she even passes slapstick jokes on seeing her hiding her beautiful dress behind a funny jacket. I mean, how cool is that?

The Bahu, obviously learns to take care of her new family because it comes easily to her. The chemistry between them is like water, beguiling and simple. So far, we have come to believe that taking care of your parents-in-laws bears no fruit because they will anyway be critical, but when parents-in-laws are the cool lots like this, life is a party!

Everyone deserves to live life in their own conditions. Respect and love is earned not thrusted. When it is trusted upon someone, it becomes duty. This video is a heart-warming ode to the new-age chemistry between the Bahu and her parents-in-law which is so fun to watch. Don’t believe us? well, see it for yourself and laugh a bit like we did.

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