Bhojpure,

I see the same thing.

The Nepali Aama seems like she has a lot of regrets but is trying to deal with a very difficult situation as best as she can. She is trying to relate to her son. She feels helpless but is trying to give her frustrated son some hope. But she is afraid of her son's anger. And even as she fears his anger, she still wants to help him. And she is reminding him that this is the life of a Nepali and that he is not alone.