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It is not easy to work while living in a metro city. One gets a hefty salary, but the living cost of these cities is so high that even that salary seems like cumin in a camel’s mouth. In such a situation, it is often discussed that what is the cost of living in the city? Answering this question, a software developer living in Gurugram has shared her entire monthly budget on social media.
In the video she told that she spends around Rs 89,500 every month. This video of his is becoming increasingly viral on the internet. After such a huge figure of expenditure came out, people are surprised and are also giving their opinion in the comment section.
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The whole truth told in the video
Gurugram-based content creator and software developer Nikita Yadav has shared a video on the social media platform Instagram. In the video, he told that he spends around Rs 89,500 every month including living in the city, lifestyle and investments. He shared the complete background of his expenses. According to him, about Rs 16,000 is spent on rent and electricity, about Rs 3,000 on grocery, Rs 1,500 on transport, about Rs 5,000 on skin care and shopping and about Rs 4,000 on movies and other entertainment every month. However, the biggest part is from EMI and SIP, in which she invests around Rs 60,000 every month. In this way his total monthly expenditure becomes around Rs 89,500. After revealing this expense, Nikita’s video went viral on social media and people are seen making many types of comments.
Debate broke out on social media
After the video went viral, people started discussing this expense on social media. Some people are calling it an example of expensive life in a big city, while some people are raising questions on the way of spending. A user commented after watching this video that if the expenditure is Rs 90 thousand, then your salary will be at least Rs 2 lakh. While the other one asked, how do you get groceries for Rs 3000, do you remain hungry? One user jokingly wrote that he had already seen his salary in expenses and then scrolled the video. Someone wrote that EMI and SIP are expenses, not investments. One user said that seeing so much expenditure, I am fine in the village. While another user comments, I go crazy as soon as I get four paise here and madam’s expenses are only this much.
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