Diwali can feel different when you are celebrating thousands of miles away from your family. For those living abroad, staying connected with loved ones during festivals often means finding little ways to share the occasion despite the distance. An Instagram video by Tanya Srivastava shows how a parcel from her parents turned into a special festive moment, bringing her the joy of receiving a gift from home.
Woman shares Diwali gift sent by parents
Tanya’s video shows her opening a package containing various food items and snacks sent by her parents from India. The text on the video reads, “When mummy papa sent Diwali all the way from India.”As she takes out the items, Tanya expresses her happiness at seeing what her parents have sent her for the festival.
Tanya calls the gift ‘Parents’ love’
While showing the contents of the parcel, Tanya describes it as “Parents’ love.” She also praises the food prepared by her mother, appreciating the homemade treats included in the package.
Woman says parents’ gifts make her feel like a kid again
In her Instagram caption, Tanya writes that no matter how old she gets, receiving gifts from her parents still makes her feel like a little kid.She ends the video by wishing her parents a happy Diwali, saying, “Happy Diwali, Mummy Papa.”Disclaimer: The Times of India has not independently verified the claims made in the video. The views expressed in it do not necessarily reflect the views of the publication.Thumb image: Instagram
