This video is a little different from what we usually make. Through Mumbai’s rental homes, we wanted to show the huge contrast in the way people live in the same city, from ₹3,000/month to ₹15 lakh/month.

Let me know what you thought of this format. Should we make more videos like this? Your feedback genuinely helps us decide what to create next. ❤️

3:30 such a sweet guy he is still smiling may god bless him with success and lots of happiness 🧿🌸

Asking someone, "ap itne chote gharme reh lete ho" - is very insensitive and again highlighting and puting him in spot is not appropriate. Someone who stays in such small house have his own struggle in life ..

I am from himachal ... and feeling like king .. thank you God... log kitni mushkilo mai rahte hai cities mai ..

3:54 he is so grateful and gracious. may god bless him ❤

Suddenly having your own smallish flat in Bangalore with great weather, a nice community, greenery and fighting with traffic daily doesn't seem like a bad prospect

I live in a village. Three 17x17 feet rooms, a 12x13 kitchen, a study room with same size as kitchen, a big hall. Double space than our living area for our cattles. A better view than 3 lakh ruppee apartment from our roof. I just realised i am living in much better conditions. Thank you god for everything.

Jumps in the budget was huge, it should have been like
3k < 10k < 25k < 50k <  80k < 1-3L

It's really giving me the motivation to study now😆😭....

The gap between ₹3,000 and ₹15 lakh rent isn't just about houses, it's about how capitalism rewards some people with abundance while others struggle to afford basic dignity. One family is forced to fit their entire life into the space of a washroom, while another pays more in rent than most people earn in years. Hard work alone doesn't explain this level of inequality. Wealth creates more wealth, while poverty traps people in survival. That's the harsh reality.

3:30 look at bro's smile  we don't realize how grateful we are till we face reality

A man who lived with his wife and son in a rented room costing only 3,000 per month remained genuinely happy and deeply grateful for what he had. His story is a reminder that true happiness comes not from wealth or luxury, but from gratitude, love, and contentment.

My parents live in rent. 8k per month, electricity bill extra. A beautiful Assam type house with 2 bedrooms and one big living room with dining space. One kitchen, one bathroom and a tiny front varanda ( attached) and one small front yard. It's aesthetic! I mean ofcourse it's a Assam type house so it's beautiful. A lot of moneyplant and Lucky bambo tress plus pine tree and many other trees are used as decoration since my ma loves gardening. And it's in Jorhat district( it's under urban area ) of Assam so ofcourse education, transportation, medical these things are easily available everywhere

4:04 Looking at this we can understand how good a life we ​​all are living and yet we keep complaining that we do not have much luxury So we should be grateful for God!❤

I was hesitating to contribute 20-50k for my own room renovation but after this I’m convinced and greatful for having our own home in mumbai

Moral of the Story "PAISA KAMANA KITNA JARURI HAI " ❤

8:52  he was like "kitchen... Kitchen 😁"..

3hazar ka ghar dekh k laga kase itni takleef se rahte ha log normal family k kitchen bhi es se bade hote hai 😢😢😢😢
12 lakh rent de k normal hum logo ko lagega ki khud ka ghar bana lenenge
Jo 30 hazar ka ghar tha hamare sahar me wo 10 hazar me aa jyega
Nishu keep it up alwys best video late raho

6:36  Ye Sab Dekh Kar Main To Village Main thik hu 😂

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