Ashneer Grover, a prominent entrepreneur, has publicly dismissed Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu's recent appeal for Indian professionals in the United States to return to India. Vembu's open letter, posted on social media platform X, urged the Indian diaspora to contribute to India's technological and economic growth. Grover responded by labeling the idea as 'delulu' (delusional), citing the harsh economic realities and environmental issues in India, such as extreme heat and unfavorable currency exchange rates, as reasons for NRIs to remain abroad. This exchange has ignited a heated debate online about the concept of 'brain drain' and the responsibilities of the Indian diaspora. Supporters of Vembu praised his vision for a self-reliant India, while Grover's critics accused him of being dismissive and self-serving. Vembu, who returned to India after building Zoho into a successful global software-as-a-service (SaaS) company, argues that opportunities in India's startup ecosystem have significantly improved over the past decade. This dialogue reflects the ongoing tensions regarding migration and national duty in the context of India's development.