Saloni Gaur's Hilarious Take on How Indian Moms Say 'NO' to Shopkeepers

Saloni Gaur, a well-known comedy content creator, recently shared a hilarious video in which she captured the various ways Indian mothers say "NO" to shopkeepers while shopping. Saloni's hilarious expressions and relevant incidents have highlighted the quirks of Indian mothers that everyone can relate to.

The "I will come back later" Approach

One of the most common responses moms give when shopping is saying, "Okay, brother, we will come to you again. We also have to buy some other things. Till what time does your shop remain open? Till 8 o'clock? Okay, we will come by 8 o'clock." It's a polite way of saying "No" without upsetting the shopkeeper.

The Money Approval Excuse

Moms often respond with, "How much are these jeans, brother? 1500? You have made everything very expensive. Okay, I will ask my husband." This response is a clever way to get out of paying too much by shifting the responsibility to the husband. It's a tactic every shopkeeper is familiar with!

The Kids' Opinion Excuse

A common mom line is, "Namaste Bhabhi ji, how much will this set of cups cost? 2100? I will ask my kids and tell you." Moms often say they need to check with their children before buying something, especially when it comes to home decor or items like cups and plates.

The Bargaining Strategy

"Do some bargaining, brother. Will you not be able to do it?" This is another classic way for moms to get a better deal. If the shopkeeper doesn't reduce the price, they'll just leave with a casual remark like, "It's okay, I'll come later."

The "I Have to Ask My Mother-in-Law" Excuse

When buying clothes, moms often say, "The suit looks good, but please quote the right price. Then I will ask my mother-in-law." This is an old trick to delay the purchase while also getting a second opinion.

The "I Will Come Back Tomorrow" Approach

Finally, when moms are unsure, they often say, "It looks nice, but I can't decide now because it's evening and the color doesn't look clear. I'll come tomorrow during the day to check it properly." This excuse allows them to avoid making a rushed decision while keeping the option open for a later time.

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Saloni's video has captured the humor in these everyday situations, making it easy for everyone to relate to these "No" moments that Indian moms use while shopping.