Elderly Couple Viral Video: A sweet moment from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar is melting hearts all over the internet. In a video that’s now going viral, a 93-year-old man walked into a jewellery shop with his wife to buy her a mangalsutra, and what happened next touched everyone deeply. The couple, holding hands and smiling softly, entered Gopika Jewellers. They quietly looked through the designs, and after some time, chose a mangalsutra. When the shopkeeper asked about the payment, the old lady took out Rs 1,120 in notes. Seeing this, the jeweller playfully asked, “So much money?” Thinking more was needed, the old man pulled out two bundles filled with coins from his bag.

But to everyone’s surprise, the jeweller refused to take the full amount. Instead, he asked for just Rs 10 from each, only Rs 20 total. He said it was a small gift to honour their strong love. The elderly couple became emotional and had tears in their eyes. The shopkeeper later shared that the couple has faced many struggles. They lost their elder son, and their younger son is dealing with alcoholism. Despite all this, the couple stays together, full of love and care.

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The video was posted on X by @PoornimaNimo and has already been viewed over 3 lakh times. Social media users were quick to react to the viral video. One user wrote, "The way in which the young man gave them the jewel for a pittance shows that he was acting not so much out of pity as with a grandsonly tenderness and affection that made them feel honoured, not helped." "And very importantly, if I am there in that vicinity, I will look out for Gopika jewellers and buy from them. You give and you will get back in droves. Request all Sanatanis to do the same," a second user.

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"The tears of happiness and contentment of those elderly couple will bless him and his generation to come," added a third user. "The video is touching; however, the background music is not required, or may be lower volume," a fourth user. "Wow! In a world where I have personally experienced money to be the be-all and end-all, all this is heartwarming," a fifth user added. "It brought tears to my eyes. Brought back memories of those simple-hearted beloved devotees of Sri Panduranga and the goodness of good people," added another user.

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"Really touching… inspirational and emotional message. Such incidents only reassure us that, yes, there are people who show selfless kindness, benevolence, compassion and most importantly, enjoy doing this. Made my day," another user added. "A generous gesture indeed! Now I worry as to how they will keep it safe! If the lady wears it, she is in continuous danger. As a person whose mangalsutra has been ripped off her neck twice, I should know," another user added.