Depends Bro. Depends on whether bro le "fariya odisakya" (married) ho ki hoina. By the looks of it, bro le fariya odeko matrai hoina fariya bhitra churlumai dubi sakya jasto lagcha. It's ur parents, bro. U know better than anybody else, what they mean to u. So make ur call.

bairaghi · Jun 23, 2016 7:32 PM

Mine averages around 400-500 a month. You gotta do it bro, that's what makes us proud.

ny2 · Jun 23, 2016 7:38 PM

Yea....around 500 should be enough. Nothing against parents, but you have to put cap on how much to send. Nepal is society which demands more and more, when there is easy money. So I would recommend to only send how much they need and maintain some for emergency here and send when actually needed I would recommend against sending extras for siblings, just for parents.

meraj · Jun 23, 2016 9:13 PM

आफ्नो परेन्ट्सलाई , जति पठाए ने भयो नि ब्रो, यहाँ बैंकमा कुहेयारा राख्नु भन्दा | आफ्नो वीएफ़्फ़ वा गिर्ल फ़्रिएन्दको गुले ओपिनिओन हुन्छः बट वहू क्हरेस ||

parboiled · Jun 23, 2016 11:45 PM

tara pathaune sab bhanda uttam upaya chai k ho broman haru?

alche · Jun 25, 2016 7:01 PM

send only what they need, lots of family in nepal think in America, "there is money trees'

gaulejetho · Jun 25, 2016 8:09 PM

since you are the only one they can count on , make sure they always have at least 20-30k cash and couple of lakhs in bank for any emergency, if they already don't have. This is on top of what you send for monthly expense.

paani_ma_paade_jasto · Jun 26, 2016 11:38 AM

It depends how much is their expenditure. Agree with @ meraj and gaulejetho; only send what is needed. Also recommend Against sending extras to siblings/other family members. Send only for your parents expense. Easy money has no value. Many people in Nepal don't understand how hard it is to earn and what you are going through here to earn that money; they feel it grows just like that in Amrika; the more you send -the more the expectation.

sunaulo bihani · Jun 27, 2016 11:08 PM