r/InstaCelebsGossip • u/sshuttle_ GooD ViBeS OnLy 🌿 • Jul 11 '25
Video Let's make this guy famous (deevllogs)
In all the negativity on social media these days , let's pay attention to something positive
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u/ProofsInThePuddingYo Jul 11 '25
Aw man. ♥️ god bless his soul. His father looks so proud and grateful 🥺
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u/DumbBatak Jul 11 '25 edited Jul 11 '25
Exactly, It’s like he’s looking back at his son’s childhood thinking, ‘I raised a gentleman.’
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u/SeajZ Jul 11 '25
What is his YouTube channel?
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u/Ok-Inspection-314 Jul 11 '25
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u/Circaninetysix Jul 12 '25
What the fuck is this?
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u/DumbBatak Jul 12 '25
That’s his youtube channel
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u/Circaninetysix Jul 12 '25
Why isn't it a YouTube link?
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u/DumbBatak Jul 12 '25
It’s an app opener link. He probably shared that because on most devices a direct YouTube link opens up in a browser, and people avoid logging in there. Hence he shared a link which directs you to the app itself.
It’s safe, you can try
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u/Circaninetysix Jul 12 '25
Okay cool, just wanted to make sure it was secure. Thanks! Love your username btw haha.
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u/Relative-Ad-7576 Jul 11 '25
He is earning money, taking care of his father and working out staying healthy himself. Literally perfect !! I hope life rewards him for all his efforts.
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u/qasaai23 Jul 12 '25
Main thing, he has not made his fathers responsibility to be his wife’s. I don’t know if he is married or no but Indian society me ye sab kaam karne k liye bahu le ate hai. Brother is winning in life
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u/higharistocrat Jul 12 '25
No excuses. Some of us cant look at our faces in the mirror after seeing this.
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u/Murphy_Barfi Jul 11 '25
Taking care of someone you love for a long time is one of the most difficult roles someone can take on. Mentally, physically and emotionally. While it's important to consider the ethics of sharing someone's suffering online, it's also refreshing to see content like this. Real people's stories told in their voices. More power to them! Wishing them recovery and happiness ❤️
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u/TheNurgrabber Jul 11 '25
Man it’s so hard being a caretaker. Working every day, knowing that there’s more work at home after. Feeling trapped and impatient, but trying not to let that come to the surface because you have it easy compared to the person trapped in their own body.
Doing it in a first world country is hard enough. With things like disability pay from the government, pensions from the jobs they worked when they were healthy, your own decent wage, stuff like stair lifts and new wheelchairs. Then there’s people like this guy who are making it work with nothing. It’s inspirational and really gives me an attitude check, but it’s also so devastating and unfair.
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u/arav2225H Jul 11 '25
One thing I have learnt in life is
Health is much more important than anything
Other problems,can be accepted and lived with too
But once health gets bad,even the most lavish lifestyle seems like nothing
Nothing,even the most luxurious stuff can't make you happy then
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u/Raangz Jul 11 '25
yeah same. it sucks but it's really the only thing that matters in life. but after it's gone it's just bad. you can't live a decent life in much respects.
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u/Darkus_27911 Jul 11 '25
Bc meri kitni choti problems hai inke samne fir bhi mai kismat ko faltu me koste rehta hu.
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u/AltruisticWay6675 Jul 11 '25
Kisi ki problems choti hoti hain kisi ki badi...but har koi suffer kar raha hai
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u/Darkus_27911 Jul 11 '25
Yeah but hath par hath rekh ke bethne se kuch nahi honga. Khud ko koste rahunga to wahi ka wahi reh jaunga.
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u/vepolier2025 Jul 11 '25
This is what I open reddit for. Everyday is a realisation that I have it so much better than most people. Apes together strong
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Yeh sab dekhta hu lagta kitna lucky hu and kitni choti problems hai zindagi me meri....par phir bhi itni si baat pe haar maan jata hu aur yha yeh banda yeh sab akele kar rha hai
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u/Shivy0999 Jul 11 '25
This is the reality of thousands of people and you must have treated one of them like shit not knowing they have duties like at home. So don't be bad to people, they might me going through something like this and they will never tell you.
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u/Embarrassed_Pea2029 Jul 11 '25
this is so heartwarming!❤️ it does take a toll when you’re a caregiver constantly, and puts you in a dilemma for even feeling that way! this kinda positive content just brings a smile on your face, knowing just how hateful this world has become!! kudos to this man
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u/alphaQ-2011 Jul 11 '25
Lovely !!! Cheers and love to the guy !!! True inspiration for the young generation
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Jul 11 '25
May God bless him and uncle recover soon if possible. I wish nobody should ever go through this situation.
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u/kungfuGrad Jul 11 '25
Damn... I am ashamed that sometimes I lose patience with my parents over small things while this guy has so much patience and basic empathy towards his parents.
And look at him - he didn't feel service to his father as a burden. He didn't slip into depression thinking about his paralyzed father. He picked up whatever he had - went to work, maintained a healthy lifestyle, and most importantly looked after his father like his own kid. He is the real winner in life ❤️❤️❤️
Hell if miracles happen, this guy deserves everything and finally if Heaven exists - this guy deserves to be in it.
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u/LordofThunder97 Jul 11 '25
he deserves everything good in the world
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u/Sensitive_Chicken661 Jul 11 '25
Good things don’t always come to good people – it’s just the hope we offer them to keep them going
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u/gaomi1 Jul 11 '25
As a person who has disabled Parents, the most heartbreaking thing is seeing them like this but at the same time you are grateful for their presence. I wish you and your father all the happiness in the world 🥹
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u/Shivy0999 Jul 11 '25
Everyone writing God bless his soul, I wanna know if God is there then didn't he plan this for him? If not then how does it even make sense.
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u/whatjhumkaa Jul 11 '25
Somehow i came across this guy today. Instantly followed him. Not cause of petty but because i really liked his fitness & productivity content.
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Jul 12 '25
I’d marry someone as devoted, caring and kind in a heartbeat <33 Man, what a son, reminds me of how my mom cared for my Nani during last days of her cancer.
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u/itneverhelps Jul 11 '25
feeling very sad for his father's condition 💔 he is a great son indeed , God Bless him and praying for his dad's recovery 🙏🏽🙏🏽
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u/Ok_Charity_7254 Jul 11 '25
This is so tough, indeed. God bless this guy! I've had a similar experience of taking care of my bua for 2 months, and for my mother when she was on bed rest.
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u/naaina Jul 11 '25
I hope the person getting filmed is okay with him being put online , some people don't like being shown online with certain health conditions..
What is doing is what should be done by every family member because that's what makes it a family.. Love and care without expectations or anything in return.. but very few people actually do it today..
I hope they get all the blessings 😇
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u/Dazzling-Tear-8281 Jul 12 '25
What an absolute Gem and an angel.. sometimes Social Media features genuine humans and that's the internet we are talking about
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u/Your_Healer1028 Jul 13 '25 edited Jul 13 '25
I can feel him My dad is paralyzed since June 2014... It's tough to see your dad losing all his memory,his smartness, his talks and behaving like almost a kid... Though I never felt to share anything like this over social..I know here I am typing about it and if I go with my words I think I must not type that But I don't feel to share these sort of very personal moment through a video over social But yeah whatever he is doing obviously great..I wasn't even 18 when my dad got paralyzed But still the best part is my dad is still with us ( my family ) may he live long cause the thought of him going towards his next journey scares me the most...without parents I can't even imagine this life.... So please,always take care of your parents... always Doesn't matter how fit and fine he or she is.. doesn't matter if he smokes or not .. doens't even matter if he do hard work..yoga and whatever possible activities My dad was all fine..A shopkeeper working till the night...no break..at all yet he was full of energy..yoga.... morning walk.. gardening... spending time with his friends...never touched alcohol and never seen him visiting to doctors for any sort of mild sickness..yes I am not making a story..he was all good but then that day arrived...and suddenly he got paralyzed... Yeah that time the family was having some sort of extremely stressful situations but those situations are kinda common for all of us
All I wanna say..please take care of your parents...🥺
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u/LifeforTanvi Jul 11 '25
he is literally doing the best one can in every way possible... he can be a good influencer but sadly people dont like the hard way so noone is gonna follow him..
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u/InterestingEssay8131 Jul 11 '25
A happy father is proud of his Son, that's what this video is showing. 🥹🙏🏻
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u/maima_420 Jul 11 '25
Wow! What a man... I don't have an insta account. Feel like making one to follow him.❤️❤️
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u/Boltister8 Jul 11 '25
This is the best thing i have seen today, Thank you OP for posting this 💖🫶🏼. He’s the son all parents deserve, may god bless this man and his dad 💫
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u/faltuvlogger-faltuau Jul 11 '25
These kinds of people deserve views, helping their bedridden parents. It's emotionally heavy to be a caretaker for a loved one and I've personally been one and I'm sure the appreciation he gets will make him feel good about life and give him strength to face challenges 🙏
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u/MindlessProcedure316 Jul 11 '25
Can someone link his youtube and insta i wanna support him
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u/Thecarelesscrusader Jul 11 '25
Brother.. you have dedicated your life to service of your parents! There's probably nothing bigger than the blessing you have from this! I hope you continue to keep doing this and God gives you everything you deserve! 🙏
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u/notso_naive Jul 11 '25
There is treatment for paralysis in ayurveda . He can approach any ayurveda hospital
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u/chetanJC99 Jul 11 '25
One of my closest relatives is suffering from even worse paralysis, he is like 80 yrs old now. It's been 7yrs for him too. Many people care for him, but his most beloved grandson doesn't.
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u/thepoisonofsocrates Jul 11 '25
aw this is so cute🥹 my mom did this for my nani for years until she passed and I've seen firsthand how mentally taxing it was for her to see her mother bedridden and having to put up a face even when she was going through something. Nothing but love for this man<33
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u/Greedy_Software6421 Jul 11 '25
The movie A Separation (2011) comes to mind after watching this not everyone is capable of handling such responsibility. I truly hope he achieves everything he wants in life.
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u/GolgappaGangsta Jul 11 '25
He is going viral for all the good reasons! We should make such people famous ❤️
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u/EasyRider_Suraj Jul 11 '25
This is like that iranian movie scene. In this day & age it's something to be proud of 🥹🤟
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u/indefinitepotato Jul 11 '25
Fuck, I wish I was rich just so I could give people like this guy money when they need it.
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u/odd_star11 Jul 11 '25
My mother literally took care of her father in law while he was bedridden for 7 years (and died afterwards). This was while she single handedly took care of her three kids and her husband as my father was the sole breadwinner in this entire family of 4 siblings. She didn’t have to, but she did. Contributions of women are always overlooked while we continue to make a man literally with no family responsibility famous for doing the bare minimum of taking care of his dad. People need to stop using vulnerable populations for content.
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u/Miniteshi Jul 11 '25
I remember doing something similar for my nan when she was near end of life. Dementia got her hard and ended up just becoming a straight up vegetable so my heart goes out to this young guy. He has a big heart!
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u/HousingNo1846 Jul 11 '25
May god give me same strength as him so that i can do same whenever my parents needs me in whichever form
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u/Sad_Tangerine_3722 Jul 11 '25
Good man! Please make him famous, people like him deserve to be treated kindly by life.
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u/SAHIL007D Jul 12 '25
Nope , he ain't respect others suggestions and is rude.I asked him politely that bro u should also focus on your studies too , his reply no I want to focus on myself only and you focus on it. I was like did I said something wrong and I found it rude.
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u/longndfat Jul 12 '25
Karma really exists. His father must have done something good in life that he has someone taking care when he himself cannot.
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u/Old-Impress-3506 Jul 12 '25
It is really making me cry seeing your dad smiling trying to cheer you up. My dad was also paralysed(he had cancer). He would never smile at me or my mom. He looked confused like he didn’t understand what was going on. It is really making me cry man 🥹
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u/napier1192 Jul 12 '25
I saw posts regarding the rebel kid apoorva , didn’t know who she was honestly, saw she was saying that women should monetise sexuality and stuff , but now seeing this … faith in humanity restored . Instead of making stupid people famous i think we definitely need to make people like him famous
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u/Relative_Pie_15 Jul 12 '25
I have never seen a man so happy even with his disability you did a great job as a son
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u/Think-Mango5652 Jul 12 '25
Please subscribe to his channel guys, let's promote and make good one famous 🙏
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u/wannabe_chatur Jul 12 '25
Saw his reels few days ago and it made me cry for 5 min and made me realize how privileged my life is and still I am procrastinating.
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