Some of the adult raja betas and rani bitiyas of the newly rich Indian are bored, woke and high maintenance. But papa and mama still pay the bills

Chucking a brand-new laptop into the family swimming pool to see if it was indeed waterproof, to barking into the phone to call the domestic help to raise the curtains that are two feet away from the bejeweled GenZ hand, to deliberately smashing a new phone after a fight with the parents. These are just some stories of kids in a premier Delhi school known for its fleet of uber luxury cars in the morning and early evening school drop and pick up hours. As one cohort of the younger millennials and early gen Z move toward the mid to late 20s, there is a worried group of parents who are watching in mounting horror at what their deeply lovedraja betasandrani bitiyasare turning into. Bored, woke and high maintenance who need brands, clubs and luxury holidays to just survive, this…