A family in south India were filmed happily keeping a flock of ten parrots in their home, allowing them to fly freely around and getting regular kisses.

Footage from November 14 shows Mesa Gideon, 47, an engineer by profession, and his family playing with the flock of green parrots who live with them in Nandyala, Andhra Pradesh.

Mesa had gifted his wife 10 parrots on her birthday who have since become a part of their family.

The Gideon family feeds the parrots with their choice of grains and even take the birds with them on shopping trips and excursions from the house.

On being asked how is it possible that they are able to manage all these birds, the family said: "It has become their usual habit now as the birds cling to their bodies and doesn’t fly away anywhere else making them easier to find the parrots."

Unique Family who treats parrots as their family member in southern east India.

This is the story of a family who has 10 parrots as a part of their family members.
Mr. Mesa Gideon, 47, an engineer by profession had gifted his wife 10 parrots on her birthday who has since then become a part of their family.
What makes the family different is that where a usual pet parrot is caged, this family has set their winged pets free of cages.
The video shows the parrots sitting on the top of the head and the shoulder and behave naturally as they are their own family members.
The video also shows Mr. Gideon and his children and wife kissing the parrots and playing with them as the birds are busy sitting on their head and shoulder.
The Gideon family feeds the parrots with the grains of its choice and takes care of the green birds as not only their pets but as a part of their own family member.
Just not inside their houses, the family takes the birds for an outing whenever they are out on the street or for a shopping, they never leave them alone at house.
On being asked how is it possible that they are able to manage all these, they say it has become their usual habit now as the birds cling to their bodies and doesn’t fly away anywhere else making them easier to find the parrots.
This is such a beautiful relationship that any human and bird can have. And such a relationship makes it one of the rarest thing to see in this time of age.