Pakistani Woman Teaches Mother To Withdraw Cash From ATM In Viral Video

Social media is full of heartwarming moments between parents and their kids. From helping each other with domestic chores to going shopping or a spa session, the bond between a mother and a daughter is one of the most profound connections in life. In today’s digital era, teaching parents about UPI payments, how ATM machine works, transferring money online, and more is a must. Recently, a video of a Pakistani woman teaching her mother how to withdraw cash from an ATM has emerged online and won the hearts of the netizens.

In the now-viral clip, a mother can be seen at an ATM with her daughter. The mother asks her daughter, who’s recording the video how to put an ATM card inside the machine. As the video progresses, the daughter guides her mother with the other steps required to withdraw cash. The mother can be seen following the steps with fear. Later, when the mother was counting money after withdrawing from the ATM her daughter asked, “Why are you counting it?” Replying to the daughter’s question, the mother says, “There can be an error.” This adorable video will leave you with a smile on your face. The clip features an overlay text, “Happiest moment being a girl from a middle-class family.” This beautiful video was shared on an Instagram account named @madiha.rajpoot2. Sharing the video, the user wrote, “Only A person from a middle-class family can understand this moment.”

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Watch the beautiful video:

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The video was posted a few days ago and since then it has amassed over 3 million views. The post has received above 1 lakh likes and numbers are still increasing. Several users appreciated the daughter and reacted with heart emoticons in the comments section of the post. “This is the cutest thing I’ve seen today,” commented a user. “Aunty saying thank you to the machine was the cutest part,” added a second. “Cute,” wrote a third. “I can relate to this, the day I taught my mother to operate an ATM,” expressed a fourth.