This study is focused the frugality measures taken by homemakers in COVID-19. The current research attempts to present a modest study on the mental health of women who are homemakers, particularly those between the ages of 24 and 54, who reside in one of the neighbourhoods of Mumbai city. Homemakers, the backbone of the family, are abused by our societies and go unappreciated. The figure may appear little, but it yields amazing information on housewives' living conditions. The aim of the present article is to describe the qualitative description of the observed behaviour and occurrences. In order to comprehend and derive the appropriate interpretation about the quality of the behaviour and characteristics of items observed, the investigators gathered data in the form of some narrative description. Further investigation reveals that mood disorders appear to be the main mental issue affecting women. Despite being in good health, acting normally, being free of sickness, and not having any affective disorders, these housewives had psychological waves that are disturbing from the perspective of mental health. This research paper focuses on the real-world life uncertainties, psychological anguish, and economic concerns that affect housewives' mental health.