{"id":294680,"date":"2025-05-01T04:35:07","date_gmt":"2025-05-01T04:35:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/news.talkwithrattan.com\/index.php\/2025\/05\/01\/madhuri-dixits-husband-dr-nenes-parents-refused-to-pay-for-his-education-if-he-didnt-study-medicine-or-engineering-they-said-we-wont-pay\/"},"modified":"2025-05-01T04:35:08","modified_gmt":"2025-05-01T04:35:08","slug":"madhuri-dixits-husband-dr-nenes-parents-refused-to-pay-for-his-education-if-he-didnt-study-medicine-or-engineering-they-said-we-wont-pay","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/news.talkwithrattan.com\/index.php\/2025\/05\/01\/madhuri-dixits-husband-dr-nenes-parents-refused-to-pay-for-his-education-if-he-didnt-study-medicine-or-engineering-they-said-we-wont-pay\/","title":{"rendered":"Madhuri Dixit\u2019s husband Dr Nene\u2019s parents refused to pay for his education if he didn\u2019t study medicine or engineering: \u2018They said we won\u2019t pay\u2019"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Madhuri Dixit\u2019s husband, Dr Shriram Nene, was born in London but he grew up in the US. Dr Nene\u2019s parents were not very happy<\/a> <\/strong>when he decided to wrap up his practice in the US and move back to India with Madhuri and their sons, Arin and Ryan. In an earlier interview, Dr Nene<\/a><\/strong> had spoken about how his parents had strictly told him that he had to study medicine or engineering, because they wouldn\u2019t pay for anything else. He shared that since his parents were first-generation immigrants, they did not know any better.<\/p>\n

Dr Nene appeared on a panel at INKtalks, shared on their YouTube channel, and shared, \u201cI had a software company when I was 14 and my migrant parents said that you either become a doctor or an engineer or we don\u2019t pay for it. That\u2019s their algorithm as first generation parents, they didn\u2019t know anything better. But I, dutifully, then did not go to Stanford, did not go to Berkeley even though I got in everywhere and went to an undergrad medicine program at Washington University, finished there, went to UCLA, did general and vascular surgery, then did heart surgery at University of Florida and then practiced.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Dr Nene said that he found his job extremely rewarding as he, along with his 80-member team, could come in at the last moment, and save someone\u2019s life. \u201cWhat I found, time and again, is I could come in, in the nick of time, with milimetres and miliseconds and save lives. And it was very rewarding because you would see patients on death\u2019s door, come back. And it was a team effort, 80 of us, like a very large cricket team or football team coming together to do something which mattered,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

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In another video shared on Dr Nene\u2019s YouTube channel, he shared that his parents were not happy with his move to India in 2011. \u201cI am Indian. I grew up from an immigrant start and my parents certainly weren\u2019t happy that I am leaving the prototypical job of a heart surgeon and kind of every Indian\u2019s wet dream with like perfect sort of situations and lots of friends and the head of the hospital. But I could operate, at the most, on 3-5 patients with open heart surgery and in a year maybe 500 patients,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n