Indianparents Stories

Can Brides, Grooms and victims of the guest list survive? Marriage in India isn't a decision - it's a lifelong group project. And Ananya Khan never signed up. A sarcastic, painfully relatable journey through childhood conditioning, family expectations, and the slow realization that your life choices are considered community property. From report cards being evaluated for "marriage potential" to adulthood where independence exists only on paper, this story isn't about a wedding - it's about everything that happens before you're allowed to have one. Told with humor, honesty, and just enough existential dread, The Great Indian Wedding Circus is a story for the guests and the almost-married generation navigating love, tradition, and unsolicited opinions - all while smiling politely. Perfect for anyone who has ever been told, "Beta, we're only thinking about your future."

For those of you who don't know, "curry traits" are things that Asian or Indian parents do or say A LOT. Disclaimer: These will not apply to everyone, this is only for fun, so please don't take offence. Some of these may be exaggerated or stereotyped, so don't take all of them seriously. If you are a sensitive person, I would not recommend reading this book. ALSO, I do not own all of these entries, and I do not own any of the images. All rights go to their creators :) All of that said, please enjoy my real-life experiences and other things I find relatable.

Others will hate. Indian's will relate.

bhaiyo aur behno, bade hi kam shabdo mein apko dikhana chahungi is saal ki lokpriye pustak- YE #63 out of 1.29k in Desi

"Shaadi sabko karni padti hai." That one sentence followed her everywhere. But she had one answer - "Main nahi karungi." This is not a love story. It's a journey of a girl who chose herself over societal pressure, dreams over dulhan ki choodiyan, and courage over compromise. A raw, unfiltered diary of a girl who said "No"... and meant it. 💌 Dedication > To every girl... who was told "Shaadi toh karni hi padti hai" when all she really wanted was a shot at her dreams. > To every daughter... who dared to say "No" - not out of rebellion, but out of self-respect. > To every quiet voice... whose silence was mistaken for agreement. And to the loud ones, who were shamed for speaking up. > To the girls who never wanted a lehenga, but always dreamt of boots, badges, and battlefields. And to the women who walk alone, not because they have no one - but because they chose themselves. This diary is for you. And this time, your 'No' doesn't need an explanation.

From the BTS members having Indian Parents to BTS having Indian Girlfriends, you got it all here. Nope, you're not going to find that Bollywood Style here. BHARATAN SONYEONDAN KI JAI! ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Hold up- that was a joke- don't leave! (No disrespect to the Members or their Original Culture, that is, the Korean Culture is intended. This book is just meant for humor and imagination.) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) So you gonna read this right?

Anya Rao gets her first taste of freedom when she goes to University, She is determined to find herself and maybe someone special along the way. Noah John is depressed and does not believe in love anymore.(also in complete denial) Both of them are forced to live in the same room for 4 months. When you mix Fire and Ice, You always get a volatile reaction that's just the chemistry ;)

Why Indian Parents Should Bet On Their Kids' Sports Journey

I am writing a story for the first time. But its a good one .It is about how even in the modern times parents in India dont want there kids to follow their own dreams or talents.its a very touchy story.

Let's travel along with Tanya through her life ,who is a Chemistry student 👩‍🎓dreams of becoming an eminent researcher👩‍🔬 and how things changes in life after some uncertain incidents. It also tells us about indian parents and also has dramatic things like domineering CEO👨‍💼, Officeromance🤫 etc.... HOPE YOU ALL ENJOY IT ❤❤❤

I'm making this book as an awareness of what things happen when you live with Indian parents with old generation mentality. I have suffered a lot and there was no one to tell me this things happening or what will happen in future. Ik some people will take this as a joke and laugh at it but the nights I have cried trying to overcome my depression is not a joke you can laugh at and I will not tolerate it in the comments. I hope you can learn a lot and be aware of what is going to happen and know what you have to do in these situations.

This story is based on Real incident in this story I have told you about a boy name Rahul that how he becomes a engineer Read full Story you will get to know

Ruhi Sharma always thought she was the unwanted child of Seema and Raghav, pressured to be perfect yet never loved. But when the truth comes out - she isn't their daughter at all, but the long-lost child of the powerful Oberoi family - her world shatters. Now caught between the scars of her past and the love of the family she never knew, Ruhi must decide if a misplaced heart can truly find home.