Indian man in US takes mother on office tour at Charles Schwab, shares wholesome video
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An Indian man took his mother on a tour of his workplace in the US at Charles Schwab, and documented the experience, which was loved by social media users.
An Indian man living and working in the US took his mother on a tour of his workplace at Charles Schwab, a shared a video of it which received a whole lot of love from social media users.
The moment was shared on Instagram by Chandran Thangara, who posted a photo of his mother standing proudly outside the Charles Schwab office building in the United States. The caption read, “Office tour with Amma."
In the video, his mother can be seen dressed in a traditional saree, standing confidently in front of the sleek, glass-fronted Charles Schwab office building. The video transitioned through several snippets of her sitting in his office, proudly showing her son's name.
Then the video showed her grabbing some snacks from the cafeteria, drinking coffee, looking around the office and finally, posing in front of the office building.
Watch the video here:
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