People often have a fear regarding Artificial Intelligence i.e. AI that this technology will take away people’s jobs. But famous filmmaker Shekhar Kapur says that AI is not a loss but an advantage for middle class people.

Big companies are facing real losses
Shekhar Kapur said that the loss of AI is actually being caused to those big companies which were run by middle class people. Now middle class people do not want to work with them and want to do something new themselves.

Youth are leaving jobs and focusing on startups
According to the filmmaker, today’s young generation wants to open their own startup instead of working in factories and companies. With the help of AI, youth are now able to work on their ideas and move forward.

Middle class is getting the most benefit from AI
Shekhar Kapur said that the biggest benefit of AI is getting to the middle class people. The use of Artificial Intelligence has increased rapidly in today’s young generation and more people will join it in the coming time.

AI is an easy solution to expensive education
He said that in today’s time education has become very expensive but AI system is no less than a gift for the middle class. The courses which were earlier available for lakhs of rupees are now available for free or at low cost on AI platforms.

AI will change the entire education system
Shekhar Kapur believes that in the coming times, AI will change the entire education system. The things which are taught in books and coaching centers are now easily available on AI platforms like Chat GPT.

Big business of coaching center will also be affected
He told that coaching centers have opened in every street and locality in the country, which have become a business worth about Rs 25 billion. But now the content taught there is available on different AI platforms.

In the end, Shekhar Kapur said that in the coming times, youth will not just run after jobs but will give more importance to their work and their dreams. AI will be the biggest help in this change.

Rising inflation in India, cheap loan options and changing lifestyle have pushed the Indian middle class into deep debt. According to the latest RBI data presented in Parliament, Home Loan, Personal Loan, Vehicle Loan and Credit Card Outstanding are continuously increasing rapidly. The total figure of housing loan has increased to more than Rs 39 lakh crore in FY 2023–24. The boom in real estate is considered to be the biggest reason for this growth. With this, the figure of Non-Housing Loans, which includes Personal Loan, Credit Card Outstanding, Education Loan and Vehicle Loan, has now crossed Rs 74 lakh crore. This situation shows that now EMI based lifestyle has become a part of common families in India. On the other hand, Net Household Savings of families has remained only 5.3 percent of GDP, which is the lowest level in the last 50 years. This decline is a matter of concern and raises questions about the economic condition of the middle class. The increasing use of facilities like Buy Now Pay Later among the youth can further increase the personal loan segment and total loans in the future. In this video we understand in detail how this economic change is affecting the financial security of the Indian middle class and what its impact may be in the coming years.

LinkedIn post of an entrepreneur from Delhi is becoming quite viral these days. In this post, the person has compared the middle class of today’s time since 1970. 55 years have passed between 1970 and 2025. The country has made a lot of progress. Middle class has also upgraded itself, but in these 55 years, the middle class of the country has to face many types of challenges.

There has been a debate on the Internet about this comparative post done by the person. People are questioning whether the rise in India’s economic condition has come at the cost of personal stability and peace of mind. The post of this person indicates this towards this, which states that in 2025, the mental stress of middle class people has increased in 2025 compared to 1970.

Comparison from 1970 to 2025

Binolup founder Himanshu Kalra in his post has compared the middle class of 1970 to the middle class of 2025. He wrote in the caption of the post, Indian middle class person’s life, 1970 vs 2025.

In 1970 …

• You go to college.
• You take a degree.
• You learn a skill.
• You get a job on the strength of this skill.
• Start your career on good salary.
• Take a good house.
• Let’s marry
• There are three children.
• Family of five people raise.
• You are completely satal in your life.

At the same time in 2025…

• Competition with millions of people to reach college.
• Let’s start with a loan.
• Get degrees.
• They learn many types of skills.
• Each skill becomes old in two years.
• Competition from thousands of people to get a job.
• Inflation increases.
• There is no good appraisal in salary.
• Learn new skills.
• Let’s marry
• Do a child.
• Both partners earn to raise the child.
• Mental Stress? You consider it yourself.

Real challenges shown in the post

This post, which is going viral on social media, has shown the challenges coming for the middle class with the changing times. Through this post, the person has tried to show how many challenges have come in the life of a middle class person as compared to 1970, he is in debt from starting college to family cradle and his mental state also deteriorates.

Users are giving mixed response

This post of Himanshu Kalra is becoming increasingly viral on social media, on which social media users have been mixed with mixed reactions. A user blamed the growing public behind the increasing challenges. So at the same time, a user wrote, today people have many opportunities compared to before, but there is no clearness among people. One user wrote, Apscilling, inflation and mental health conflict is a never ending cycle.

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After the arrival of AI in the country, now the experts warned about the rapidly changing landscape and its impact on the middle-class life, saying that in the coming days, the highest threat to this will hover the middle class salared people. Saurabh Mukherjee, the founder and chief investment officer of Merculeus Investment Managers, believes that India is now entering an economic era where there will be no job guarantee for educated and hardworking urban Indians.

Beyond the Paycheck: During the podcast with the title of India’s Entrepreneurial Reibartha, Mukherjee clearly warned that a salary job which was considered better for a long financial security for a long time, now he is on the verge of dying. He said that this decade is going to prove to be very bad as a salaried employment for such educated and hardworking people.

The figures that are coming out of his statement and India’s white collar economy also fully support. The role of AI is increasing rapidly in every field. Middle class jobs are being reduced in companies like Technology, Finance and Media. According to Mukherjee, the work that was to be done by White Caller Workers is now doing AI. Google said that AI is doing about one -third of his coding work. Similarly, Indian is going to be in IT, media and finance sector.

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