No house on rent in Mumbai, found family: Internet melts after watching actress’s video, ‘Deepak Uncle’ becomes example

Heartwarming Video : Finding a home in a fast-paced and crowded city like Mumbai is a challenge in itself, especially if you live alone. In such a situation, a video of actress and content creator Karima Barry is becoming increasingly viral on social media these days, in which she has shared the story of the special relationship she had with her Mumbai landlord.

In this video, Karima tells how a simple tenant-owner relationship gradually turned into a family. He has fondly called his landlord as “Deepak Uncle”, who became for him not just a landlord but a guardian.

 

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Karima says that when she came to Mumbai, she had the same fears that every new tenant has – questions like eating habits, being married, the nature of work and returning home late at night. But Deepak uncle never asked him any questions about his identity, religion or lifestyle.

He accepted them without any conditions. According to Karima, Deepak uncle did not like being called “landlord”, he considered relationships above money. With time her family also became a part of Karima’s life. His daughter became a friend and the smell of Sindhi curry became common in the house.

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I wish every city had landlords like “Deepak Uncle”

Karima told in the video that that house witnessed many important stages of her life – birthdays, relationships, breakups, friendships, auditions, painting walls and even adopting a pet cat. Rajkumar, the watchman of the building, also became a strong link of security for them.

Although Karima has now shifted from that house, she says that that house will always remain in her heart. Social media users have become emotional after watching this video and are saying that they wish there were landlords like “Deepak Uncle” in every city.