Reviews

I live in another part of Jaipur, and my parents are across town. Hum Hai Na became my eyes and heart. My mom says she feels like her daughter visits every day between her favorite hours – mornings and evenings.

When Papa had to go for his tests, I couldn’t be there. Their companion stayed with him the entire morning, holding his hand through the process. He said, “Beta, it felt like you were right there.”

We live in a joint family in Jaipur, but with work, no one had time for dadi’s evening walks. Hum Hai Na sends a companion every evening at 5. Dadi says she has a new granddaughter now.

When Maa had an appointment at 10 AM, I couldn’t accompany her. Hum Hai Na arranged everything and kept me updated in real time. For once, I didn’t feel helpless even while managing work.

My parents live in Jaipur while I stay in another locality. Every afternoon they send me photos of mom cooking with her companion. She says her day now has a smile in the middle of it.

We are 10 people in the house but no one had time for Nana’s hospital visits. Hum Hai Na sends the same companion every morning. Nana calls her his ‘doctor daughter.’

Being an only child and staying far away in Jaipur is hard. My parents never say they’re lonely, but I see the difference in their eyes since Hum Hai Na started visiting them regularly during their quiet hours.

My father refused to get his check-ups. Their companion convinced him patiently during the afternoon visits. Today, Papa calls her his ‘little doctor.’

When my mom’s fridge stopped working, Hum Hai Na arranged repairs the same day. She called me crying – not because of the fridge, but because someone was there when she needed it.

For the first time, I feel at peace knowing someone is actually there during the day, not just calling and checking in. Hum Hai Na has been a blessing for our parents in Jaipur.