Infant breaks piggy bank, leaves internet stunned

New Delhi: For children, their piggy bank isn't just a place to store money, it's also a treasure trove of memories. A two-and-a-half-year-old boy named Nishav, at the request of his family, broke his piggy bank, shocking the family with the money collected. However, the moment also sparked reactions on social media. After seeing Nishav's savings, some internet users were asking the child for a loan, while others even advised him to register a plot at this age.

What did internet users say?

We should all learn a lot from Nishav. At this age, we tend to spend all our money at once as soon as we receive our salary. But a little saving is also important. The video, posted on Instagram by Nishav Thakur (@nishav_baby), has already garnered 5 million views and over 200,000 likes. The second video also reveals the mystery of how much money was taken out.

In the caption of this Reel posted from Nishav's ID, the family wrote, "How much money has Nishav saved from 0 to 2.5 years?"

The savings are for how many years?

In the video, Nishav's parents explain that they have taken out a total of 64,200 rupees from the piggy bank. When they ask Nishav what he wants to buy with this money? A car or put it back in the other piggy bank and break it when he turns 5, Nishav insists on buying a car. However, his father insists he should think about it, and the video ends with this. When Nishav doesn't break the piggy bank the first time, he throws it again. This time, it breaks, and a lot of money comes out, scattering on the ground. Nishav's parents made another video and shared how much money was taken out of this piggy bank.

What are the suggestions?

In the comments section, users are offering Nishav various advice on investing the money. Let's read what ideas people are giving Nishav in the comments:

First comment: Buy a plot, brother.
Second comment: Nishav, give me a loan.
Third comment: Nishav has shown me my place.
Fourth comment: This is the GDP of the entire Pakistan.
Fifth comment: Brother's lifelong earnings.