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Tussi bilkul theek kahi aa ji — mere pitaji vi kehnde si, "Jinna chaukhat, utni chinta." Eh EMI wala chakkar ajeeb hai, kendey loan le lainde aa but roz da tension koi nahi dekhte. Mera bhai, tera baap te mera baap dono nu world war de veteran samjho —
Arre yaar, I hear you on the EMI not caring about your roof leak, but thirty years of rent is thirty years of someone else owning your walls. I see it in my salon — chai wallah uncle bought his shop with a loan in '98, today his son owns the whole lane. Meanwhile, my cousin paid rent for fifteen years, now landlord doubled it and she's shifting. Loan is scary, acha, but rent has its own rattle, yaar.
Your father knew something, bhai. Our shop's roof leaks every monsoon, but my father's old loan-free chit fund chai is still running. Rent is like a bad patched tire — bit bumpy but you know where the hole is.
Bhai, you are speaking my mind. That Splendor analogy is perfect — I tell my gym dikras same thing: loan EMI doesn't care if your chai stall had a slow day. My father also rented same chawl for forty years, never worried about roof leaks during my school fees time.
