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‘From PTA meetings to this’: Bengaluru woman says parents asked her manager about her behaviour at work

A Bengaluru woman shared a video of her parents questioning her manager about her behaviour at work, leaving social media amused.

Updated on: Apr 07, 2026 8:08 PM IST
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A video shared by a Bengaluru woman on Instagram showing her parents interacting with her manager during an office visit has amused social media users.

A Bengaluru woman posted a clip of her parents asking her manager about her conduct at work, leaving viewers amused. (Instagram/ _girlwithprettiestlife_)
A Bengaluru woman posted a clip of her parents asking her manager about her conduct at work, leaving viewers amused. (Instagram/ _girlwithprettiestlife_)

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The woman, identified as Tejaswini Anand, posted the clip showing her family members speaking with her manager inside the premises of her office.

In the video, Anand’s parents can be seen chatting with her manager during what appears to be a casual office visit. While office visits by parents are usually friendly or celebratory, Anand suggested that her parents used the opportunity to ask about her conduct at work.

The clip features a text overlay that reads: "Every parent enjoys office visits, while mine asks my manager about my behaviour. From PTA meetings to this, it never ends, I guess."

The video was shared with the caption: "Just brown parents being themselves".

Watch the clip here:

Social media users relate to the moment

The post quickly drew attention online, with several viewers saying the situation felt extremely relatable. Many users joked that some parental habits never disappear, even after children grow up and begin working.

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One user wrote, "It's like parents teacher meeting at school." Another commented, "PTA meetings upgraded to office meetings."

A third user said, "This is exactly something my parents would do if they visited my workplace." Another added, "Imagine your manager giving feedback about you to your parents."

Some viewers found the moment wholesome rather than embarrassing. One comment read, "This is actually very sweet. Parents are always curious about how their children are doing." Another user wrote, "Parents will always treat you like a kid no matter how old you are."

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Another comment said, "Your manager must have been confused about whether it was an office meeting or a parent teacher meeting." One more user added, "This is peak brown parents energy."

(Disclaimer: This report is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them.)

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