Bravo’s Family Karma has quickly become one of the most relatable reality series on television as viewers are already commenting on Twitter about their newfound love for docuseries.
Family Karma follows the lives of seven Indian families living in South Florida. The history-making show traces the relationships between millennial kids and their parents and also the friendship and tight bond they share.
An upcoming preview summed up how viewers are nodding along to the series, seeing some situations they’ve experienced firsthand. Like many Indian children, twentysomething Brian Benni lives at home with his parents. While it’s clear that she has a playful and close relationship with her mom and dad, the cameras capture a moment that probably has every mother in America saying, ‘I’ve been there!’
Boomeranging is hard for everyone
Although Indian children may return to live at home with their parents after college, many children across the country live at home. Rising rent and home prices, along with anemic salaries are keeping some millennials living under their parent’s roof. And while many parents enjoy seeing their kids on a regular basis, re-assimilating to mom and dad’s house rules can be difficult — for everyone.
Brian’s mother Dharma finds herself in the same quagmire almost every mother finds herself in… a messy bedroom. The cameras pan around Brian’s bedroom, which is covered in clothing on the floor and objects strewn across every surface in the room. He brushes the mess off, not bothered by the mess, which of course is his mother shaking her head.
In an upcoming preview, she tries to wrap her head around the mess asking her son how he knows which items of clothing are clean. He, of course, had the perfect answer.
The smell test is quite scientific
Brian is an IT professional and looks like he works long hours. However, her mother confronts her in the state of her room where she tells her that she is just behind cleaning. But Dharma emphasizes that she has been asking him to fix her room for months. “Can you tell what your dirty clothes are, what your clean clothes are from the piles you have,” he asked.
Brian quickly replied that he would definitely recognize the two. “You know what that’s called? The smell test!” she exclaims. Of course, she seems completely grossed out. “Why are things on the floor,” she wants to know. She says she’s “backed up” but she’s not buying it. In at this point, Dharma was just praying that her son would find a husband to take matters into his own hands.Upstairs, they went to investigate the scene.
The cameras pan into Brian’s room which looks like a Macy’s clothing sale explosion. While Dharma emphasizes the messy sock, Brian is more concerned about the fact that the dog is chewing on a hanger in his room. Like many mothers, Dharma has this message for her son. “I love you at home, but step it up,” he told her in a confessional. “Your future husband has high expectations.” Meanwhile, Brian’s father Mike sat beside him nodding. So he’s really in training?”
Has Brian cleaned the room yet? Or will he move forever? Find out when Family Karma airs Sunday nights at 9 pm / 8 pm central on Bravo.
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