Scotland, UK: Peace and Pride: Indian Professional Brings Parents to Scotland Workplace, Video Goes Viral

An emotional video shared by an Indian man named Mayur, who invited his parents to visit his office in Scotland, has captured widespread attention online, drawing heartfelt reactions and admiration from viewers.

Mayur, an Instagram creator currently employed in Scotland, recently welcomed his parents to his workplace and documented the moment in a video posted on social media. The clip included an on-screen message that read, “2025 in Scotland. This is what proud parents look like.”

Rich with emotion, the video shows Mayur and his parents walking through his office and observing the environment together.

At one point, Mayur asks his mother how she felt after seeing the office. She replies that she felt very happy and described the company as wonderful. His father also shared his feelings, saying the visit made him feel great.

Both parents expressed appreciation for Mayur’s workplace and colleagues. His mother noted how caring and supportive the team seemed, adding that she no longer worries about her son because he is treated like family. His father agreed and told Mayur that he is fortunate to work with such a supportive group.

The video concludes with Mayur’s father giving a thumbs-up gesture and encouraging him to move forward confidently.

In the caption, Mayur reflected on the experience, saying that watching his parents walk through his workplace in a foreign country with such calmness and pride was deeply moving. He wrote that their happiness came from meeting his colleagues and realizing that he is respected, valued, and surrounded by genuinely kind people, adding that the peace on their faces meant more to him than any professional achievement.

The video resonated with many viewers, prompting an outpouring of positive and uplifting comments. One user wrote, “You have truly succeeded in life,” while another commented, “That is what it is all about.”

Another message read, “Congratulations and keep working hard. Wishing you even more success.”

In a separate Instagram post, Mayur shared another video featuring his parents in Scotland, accompanied by the text, “They traveled abroad for the first time in their 50s, but they gave me that opportunity in my 20s,” expressing gratitude for the sacrifices they made for his future.