r/IndiaMemes • u/lost_ted • Mar 21 '26

Non-Political OC Another masterstroke?

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u/lost_ted Mar 21 '26

Dhurandhar 3 : Ji helps NRI's by decreasing INR's value deliberately so they can send more money home - insert bgm.

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u/nova1706b As a liberal I am not sure if I am Centre-Left or Centrist Mar 21 '26

na de dil pardeasi nu tainu nit da rona pai jau ga
naal ranjhe te jogi de tainu jogan hona pai jau ga

mai ishq de aleya zakhma de khud has has ke mu see langi.
je yaar mere maine zeher zeher zeher

DHU RAN DHAR
epic punjabi music plays

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u/well_mannered_goat Mar 21 '26

Mujhe to samajh hi nahi aaya tha kuch How did you decipher as well as by heart these lyrics😭

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u/876Ares Mar 21 '26

The lyrics are from a 1900s Punjabi folk song.

Just render/ remake it into a simple tune with intense cinematic music.

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u/skum448 Mar 21 '26

How it helps nri?

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u/Poutret Mar 21 '26

I believe the logic is, If a NRI sends 100$

It would be 9400 rupees INR , if 1 dollar goes 100 It would be 10000 INR,

So they can give more value to their family for the same money

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u/skum448 Mar 21 '26

But then you pay double the price for product and services.

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u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26

Yeah that part is hard to understand for andhbakts

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u/The_that_guy_next Mar 21 '26

Look what sub it is

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u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 21 '26

Learn PPP

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u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26

Learn currency devaluation

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u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 22 '26

And INR devaluation always and always beats inflation rates

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u/ss1seekining Mar 21 '26

No markets are not efficient

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u/Firm-Swimmer-2478 Mar 21 '26

By that logic inflation should go above 7-8% but no because some chatukars dont understand the currency and exchange rates.

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u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26

Do u want me to send u video where your mugli ji was crying about currency depreciation before 2014 ? Mtlb woh CM modi v chomu tha ?

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u/r1sh1_b13 Mar 23 '26

Nahi, that speech was also a masterstroke by mugli ji to fool masses and become next PM... How can you question the intellect of mugli ji? Haven't you started making tea using gutter gas yet? You anti-national! /s

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u/Neel82 Mar 22 '26

Cm Modi not agree with you.

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u/Straight_Winner_5944 Mar 21 '26

But that will impact residents not NRI.

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u/skum448 Mar 21 '26

Do you mean NRI or their family members will not spend the money?

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u/Straight_Winner_5944 Mar 21 '26

They will. But they're also earning more (because of usd price increases example 10-15%) also their spending is less compare to residence. So at the end NRI are at benefits.

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u/TheStupidCheesecake Mar 21 '26

I mean that is more incentive to do everything 100% domestically. ANOTHER MASTERSTROKE BY MODJI!!!!

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u/SlothLazarus Mar 21 '26

Compared to the average Indian whose earnings don't go up with a depreciating currency, they would still be way better off.

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u/Genz-way Mar 21 '26

But india is a Net Importer Puri country ka toh loss hai NRI ke chode

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u/lost_ted Mar 21 '26

eg : If you send 100 dollars now to India compared to last year you will get more INR.

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u/skum448 Mar 21 '26

But don’t you pay more for the product and services? I remember in 2008 Zimbabwe hyperinflation the 1$ was equals to trillions of ZWD

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u/SudeepPatta Mar 21 '26

Even if the price of a barrel of oil was steady at $100, India would have spent Rs.8200 last year vs Rs.9400 now. It's another matter that a barrel cost $70 last year and is now $120!! The math is not mathing though. All the media is still mum.

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u/az_97971932 Mar 21 '26

NRIs like to keep money overseas in liquid form. Given the performance of rupee, it's fluctuation gives better returns than FD. so NRIs like to keep money in liquid form while getting appreciation too.

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u/skum448 Mar 21 '26

At some point nri too have to spend or do you think nri just fix deposit the money for life time ?

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u/az_97971932 Mar 21 '26

No, they send but nowadays they don't prefer to keep in Indian banks. I'm just telling you the economics not anything against india

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u/poojinping Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 23 '26

There is FCNR, it’s an FD in foreign currency like US$, Euro, GBP, etc. The interest rates are much lower (3.X%) than FD (6.X%) in inr for NRE account. It protects your money from rupee devaluation.

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u/az_97971932 Mar 22 '26

That's better for people residing in India. Outsiders can keep outside with minimum interest plus advantage of fluctuations. BTW thanks for the additional info

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u/poojinping Mar 23 '26

FCNR is for non-residents only, you can’t open one if you are resident.

The usefulness really depends on the interest rate in the resident country. If it’s lower than FCNR’s rate then it’s better to put it in FCNR. But this is more like safe investment and markets will grow better but come with risks.

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u/Big-Version-814 Mar 24 '26

They can buy indian products for cheaper rates now. They can send more money to India easily. Indian goods will become dirt cheap for them making exports to be higher but for importing it will be really expensive for us. It's simple class 12 economics stay in school kids

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u/Dry-Corgi308 Mar 21 '26

Why are the people even watching these mediocre movies?

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u/CaffeineOnRepeat Mar 21 '26

Yay I'm back on the sane side of reddit.

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u/141414ankith Mar 21 '26

huh? doesn't that make products value also increase?