Avinash Pandit

My parents had studied, they could teach me if I had any particular problem statements.

Many of even these things were not accessible to my peers, right?

The other thing which was important was the values and ethos which army brings, right?

So taking everybody together, honesty, integrity, and sticking by what we feel is right is very, very important.

So all of these were net-net the values which I grew up with.

But if you just ask specifically breakfast, then I've had the same breakfast for probably as long as I remember.

I just have two eggs and a bread.

they were six siblings and they were almost on the verge of poverty right so he lost his mother very early in his life and his eldest sister net net ensured that all of these siblings were raised properly and they were almost on the verge of poverty at one point of time so all of these guys are self-made all of these brothers sisters my dad joined army because it was paying

Right.

So he joined army because it put food on the table and he is purely a self-made man.

Same goes to for my mother as well.

Right.

So I think when I talk about the values, the values are also of, let's say, middle class Indians as they are of army.

So definitely hard work, honesty, putting in all the efforts in whatever job you undertake.

I'll say these are more Indian middle class values.

Definitely these were what I was raised with.

Which is what I sometimes feel, right?

That our parents, and I think same goes for you as well, have seen hardships which we cannot even imagine.

I think the same hardships...

millions of Indians even currently are facing.