Melbourne wife trolled for cooking her husband three meals every day

A Melbourne woman has faced a deluge of cruel comments on social media after revealing she cooks her husband three meals every day.

Devoted wife Sonali Arora, 26, posts clips of the delicious breakfast, lunches and dinner she whips up each day for her partner Nipun.

Sonali's TikToks attract thousands of views and hundreds of comments – but not all of them are inspired by her cooking prowess.

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Instead, she is often trolled for being anti-feminist and labelled a "1950s housewife" simply for choosing to use food as her love language.

"Let him make his own meals, he's not a child," one person wrote. "My husband makes his own lunch because he's a grown-up."

Sonali swiftly deletes the comments on TikTok and is baffled by the level of hate targeted at her videos.

"It's like people have an issue with everything… I'm literally doing something thoughtful," she wrote in one message.

Sonali also tells followers she enjoys making the meals and is never forced into it.

In her latest clip, the cyber security manager – who works from home – shared the three incredible meals she made for Nipon.

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"A day in the life of a wife who cooks her husband three meals a day," she narrated the video.

For breakfast, Sonali whipped up a delicious egg omelette with bacon, lunch was a red curry and she made a Malaysian beef rendang for dinner.

She also posted a popular video of her husband's lunch box - which included a quesadillas with condiments, a KitKat, a can of tuna and some bread.

Sonali's food videos aren't the only TikTok content getting traction online.

The young wife also went moderately viral after posting a clip about her "rules" for marriage.

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In the video, Sonali explained she has clear guidelines for her relationship – including mandatory kisses every morning, sharing passwords, gifts and PDA.

She also claims that, because she cooks every meal, it is his job to do the dishes.

"My husband has to kiss me goodbye every morning before leaving for work," she said. 'I don't care if we had a fight the night before, I don't care if I look funky if I'm sleeping, I don't care if I have funky breath when I wake up."

"He better kiss me goodbye on the cheek or the forehead before [he leaves] for work."