Shibani Bedi Hilariously Exposes What Happens When You Try Living Like an 'Adult' in an Indian Household

Ever tried living like a self-sufficient, aesthetic adult in an Indian household? Digital creator and comedy queen Shibani Bedi paints a laugh-out-loud picture of what really happens when you dare to step into your “grown-up” era. Whether it's sipping from glassware or investing in art from your first salary—prepare for sass, sarcasm, and (possibly) a flying chappal.

1. Glass Over Steel? How Dare You!

You finally ditch the steel tumbler for a sleek glass, only to be met with mom's ultimate roast: “Arre wah, we have royalty among us!” She even throws in a passive-aggressive upgrade, calling you the new “permanent house guest.” Because clearly, glassware = delusions of grandeur.

2. Bedsheets That Look Good? Are The In-Laws Coming?

You spread your brand-new aesthetic bedsheet with minimal prints and muted tones. Mom walks in and gasps—not out of admiration, but confusion: “There's not even one flower or paisley on this. Who are you trying to impress, your sasural?” She misses the jungle-themed chaos, clearly.

3. Ceramic Paintings and the Flying Chappal

You spend your hard-earned money on a fragile, artsy ceramic painting. You proudly tell your mom you'll hang it in your room. Her response? “Dust it once and it'll shatter into 500 regrets.” And just when you mention you paid for it yourself—swoosh! There goes the flying chappal.

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Through her hilarious content, Shibani Bedi proves one universal truth: Indian moms are the ultimate critics of adulthood. And no matter how grown-up you feel, in their eyes, you're still the kid who shouldn't touch the good crockery.