“Needs a deep pocket,” says a Russian woman $ 2 to a monthly to survive in Gurugram.

It has become a video of a Russian woman living in an viral India after she claimed her basic expenses in Gurugram, in addition to more than $ 2 for a month. In the clip, it says that one needs a “deep pocket” to live comfortably in India.

VikToriaia Kovan, who has been in India over the past two years, has shared the video on Instagram with the explanatory name: “Real facts, prepare your pockets to keep a good lifestyle in Gurgown.” The video starts with the line: “They say life in India is very cheap … too, my basic monthly expenditures in Gurugram.”

Its monthly spending was listed as follows: $ 1.2 for accommodation, $ 1,000 per flight of the Black, $ 15,000 on electricity, $ 30,000 on shopping, $ 20,000 on medicines, and $ 40,000 on grocery stores.

Soon the post retracted the online reactions, as some users claimed that she was exaggerating and that Gurugram is not expensive. One user hung, “120000 for an apartment! ??? You live in the sky or something like that? For this, Kovan replied that she lived in a 1BHK apartment and insisted that her allegations were correct.

Some social media users accused her of exaggeration. She explained: In response to criticism: I explained: “Oh comrades, I don’t complain, I just give facts. This is to keep a good lifestyle you need to prepare your pockets.”

Others suggested that she was making “active options” instead of showing “baseline expenses”. User books, “Maybe you take a regular Uber instead of black? Look for a less rent apartment if it is too high? Most of these options seem active.” Kovan answered: “I do not want to reduce my takbebei; I just tell the facts.”

When I was asked about spending $ 20,000 on medicines, she said this was due to “air pollution.” Another user argued, “No one of these expenses is” essential. “1.5L on 1BHK and 40k for grocery? If you choose to live exorbitant, this is you, madam.”

Kovan replied: Defending herself: “I have clearly wrote my basic expenses. It is about my experience in India.”