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WATCH: Viral Video Captures Parents' Pure Joy Receiving Son's First Salary
'A Lot Of Money!': Viral Video Captures Parents' Pure Joy Receiving Son's First Salary
Watch the viral video: Indian techie Aayushman Singh surprised his parents by giving them his first salary. See the heartwarming reaction that has melted hearts on social media.
A tech professional from India took social media by storm after he shared an emotional video of the time when he gave his first-ever salary to his parents. The viral video reveals an overwhelming moment of pure joy and pride on the faces of his mother and father upon receiving the surprise gift.
Techie Aayushman Singh shared the video on X with the caption, "First salary, straight to parents. Far from perfect but this is all I got." The post racked up hundreds of thousands of views as it provoked a wave of emotional reactions online.
First salary, straight to parents.
Far from perfect but this is all I got. https://t.co/0sJE5YDQbn pic.twitter.com/DgUUWn9ZV8 — Aayushman Singh (@aayushman2703) November 3, 2025
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The video starts with Singh asking his parents to sit together and close their eyes, in anticipation of the big reveal.
The emotional moment comes when Singh surprises them by placing cash, a wad of Rs 500 notes, in their hands.
Parents' Reaction: The mother is heard asking her son, "Oh wow! What is this?" to which he says, "My first salary." Her subsequent reaction is pure delight: "Wow! Amazing. Awesome. That is a lot of money."
The clip, which is less than a minute, perfectly captures the candid, wholesome exchange between the son and his parents.
The viral video caught the attention of social media users who praised Singh's traditional gesture and the sense of gratitude he displayed.
Wholesome Content: Users were quick to praise the emotional power of the video. As one commented, "This is probably the most wholesome thing I've ever seen on this app," another one chimed in, "This is the best feeling ever, nothing beats it. Kudos man."
Pride Over Price: Many users put emphasis on the symbolic value of such a move, rather than the actual amount of money. A third user continued, "It's not the cost of the item you buy or the amount of cash you give them. It's the pride in their eyes when you give them a part of your salary, no matter how small it is. That makes it all worth it."
The post reinforced a common tradition among young Indian professionals of honouring their parents with their first earned income. This is part of a trend of similar viral videos, including one last month when an Indian techie surprised his parents by taking them to the 104th floor of the One World Trade Centre in America.
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Heartwarming Gesture: Indian Techie Goes Viral After Surprising Parents with First Salary
INDIA: A tech professional from India has shared an emotional video of the moment he presented his first-ever salary to his parents, which has captured the attention of social media users around the world. A touching viral video revealed the pure joy and pride of his mother and father upon receiving the surprise gift.
Aayushman Singh, a techie, posted the clip on X with the caption: "First salary, straight to parents. Far from perfect but this is all I got." It attracted hundreds of thousands of views and set off an emotional wave of comments online.
The video starts with Singh asking his parents to sit together and close their eyes, building anticipation for the big reveal.
Emotional Moment: He then surprises them by placing the cash-a wad of ₹500 notes-in their hands.
Parents' Reaction: The mother is heard quizzing her son, "Oh wow! What is this?" to which he replies, "My first salary." Her subsequent reaction is one of pure delight: "Wow! Amazing. Awesome. That is a lot of money."
The clip, less than a minute in length, perfectly captured the unfiltered, wholesome exchange the son shared with his parents. Social Media Hails "Best Feeling Ever" The viral video has deeply resonated with social media users who have praised Singh's traditional gesture and the sense of gratitude he showed.
Wholesome Content: Users quickly praised the emotional impact of the video. One said, "This is probably the most wholesome thing I've ever seen on this app," while another agreed, "This is the best feeling ever; nothing beats it. Kudos man."
Pride Over Price: Most users highlighted the symbolic value of the gesture, rather than the actual amount of money. A third user chimed in, "Brother, it's not the cost of the item you buy or the amount of cash you give them. It's the pride in their eyes when you give them a part of your salary, no matter how small it is. That makes it all worth it."
The post reinforced the common tradition of young professionals in India to spend their first-earned salary on their parents, similar to other such viral videos, one among which was last month by an Indian techie surprising his parents by taking them to the 104th floor of the One World Trade Centre in America.
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There are fitness icons, and then there is Helen. Long before wellness became a trend, the legendary actress embodied a life of movement, rhythm, and grace. Now, at 87, she continues to defy conventional ideas of ageing, proving that discipline and joy trump age and numbers
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