A shocking viral video online shows an Indian woman influencer urging her widowed mother to get a sugar daddy. The clip shows her pushing her mother to use her widowhood to find a rich partner. She even mocks her mother’s age and looks. The video has triggered massive outrage.
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Girl Asks Her Mother To Find Wealthy Father In A Viral Video
In the viral video, the influencer says: “Mummy koi ameer budha pakad lo, I need sugar daddy. … Ek ameer baap de do mere ko. De do, kya karogi apne vidhva zindagi ka.”
In another part, she adds, “Ameer baap do mere ko, give me a rich daddy.” She also offers to make her mother’s profiles on Tinder and Bumble. Her mother looks uncomfortable in the video.
Social media users reacted quickly and many called the video insensitive and cruel. Users accused the influencer of making fun of grief to get attention. One said, “What is this in the name of a content creator?” Another called her a “toxic feminist.” Someone wrote, “Her father might have passed away due to this lust behaviour.” Others called it a “garbage mindset.” The clip has crossed more than 20,000 views.
Many viewers reacted to the viral video and said that it is disrespectful to a mother’s pain. They believe it spreads harmful ideas about widows and relationships. People also question why someone would use such a personal loss for likes and entertainment.
Some fear that content like this can normalise verbal abuse. They warn that viewers may start accepting such behaviour as a joke. The backlash shows that many people are not ready to tolerate this kind of humour.
Do Younger Generations Really Lack Values?
Some people blame this behaviour on declining values among the youth. But research shows a mixed picture. Studies say Gen Z cares about honesty, independence and personal growth. One study notes that Gen Z values “independence, honesty, logic, courage and intellectualism.”
However, global surveys also show tension. In one study across 31 countries, 60% of Gen Z men felt gender equality sometimes works against men.
Studies on online behaviour show Gen Z is comfortable building digital identities. They freely express themselves on the internet. But as these lines blur, some creators cross boundaries. This can lead to viral videos like the one now causing outrage.
