
Dhanbad woman slammed for calling son's anxiety 'nautanki' in viral video
A Dhanbad-based woman found herself at the receiving end of the internet after she shared a video of her son appearing visibly distressed while doing his homework.The video, shared by Saloni Agarwal on Instagram, shows the boy telling his mother that he is struggling to breathe. Instead of comforting him, Saloni is heard questioning him with a sarcastic remark: "You were breathing fine while playing earlier."advertisementThe little boy responds, "Meri saans atak atak ke chal rahi hai (I'm unable to breathe properly)." Saloni, who seemed to assume he was faking it to avoid homework, went on to share the video online with a caption calling his behaviour "nautanki (drama)."
Take a look at Saloni's Instagram post here:
Watch the video here: Saloni's attempt at humour didn't land well. The internet called her out for trivialising what looked like a genuine moment of distress. Social media users slammed her for documenting and posting the incident instead of offering support."This is not nautanki. He is experiencing anxiety," a user said, while another user added, "When you prioritise audience engagement over your own child's vulnerability, you just lose as a parent. But don't you worry, children grow up and complete the human cycle. He will walk all over you to cater to content like you are doing right now."advertisement"This is Anxiety! What kind of bad parenting is this?! Horrible," one of the users said.A user said, "Maybe rethink your methods of teaching the child. This is just soooo sad. Why scare him to such an extent that he resorts to this?""He is clearly asking for love. Just stop recording his emotional moment and hug him. Trust me, he needs it," another user added.See the comments here: While Saloni Agarwal may have intended the video to be light-hearted, the internet saw it as a reminder that children's emotions aren't content. For many users, the clip was less about humour and more about the urgent need for empathy in parenting.Trending Reel

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