Good hobbies for old people?

Hi , My mom & dad lives alone and they are retired now .I got married and shifted to a different city. I was just wondering if there are any activities where they can keep themselves engaged. Mom is usually unwell and she can’t do much physical activities and so is my dad as he broke his leg and can’t do much of physical activities. I wanted to bring them in Bangalore but with my current package and living in 1BHK with the expenses I have , unfortunately I can’t afford to bring them here at this moment. Please give me some ideas. Gardening , reading books is out of scope for now. PS - I wanted them to be engaged with something so that they are not sad & they don’t feel alone.

If your parents are above 55 & are not working, how do they stay busy/active without usual work ? What do they do exactly?

Nowadays, it is difficult to maintain friendships (old friends) as many are pursuing dreams and for that one has to shift for other countries/state and the rest busy with there jobs and family business. New friends are difficult to make where people already have there groups of bunch of friends where they don’t want anyone else to join (old friends groups) & also as the smaller groups are easy to manage and for execution of any plans. While growing up due to change in habits (smoking, drinking, etc) of our friends we did lose few.. and now they don’t call me up for any plans! So, basically i am left alone with nobody by my side apart from cousins of same age (more or less)! Most of the time, I spend my day working on my business.. or at times, working out or reading books.. But at times, i am left alone with my own thoughts and that feeling at times is exhausting and frustrating and sometimes this loneliness becomes toxic! Can anyone help.. how can we make friends in midst of all this?

I used to get carried away by the random yt videos of people sharing day in the life videos doing absolutely nothing. And on top of that, most of them had videos where they got a job after 6-8 months of bootcamp. Now, after struggling to find a full time job after graduating with multiple internship experience, getting a backend role with the condition of "one month internship and full time offer only if you can pick up backend and build features". I realise there is no golden ticket. I must work hard, atleast in the initial career and build hard tech skills. I see a lot of my peers struggling and they still think just being a React engineer will help them get a gig in this shitty market. I feel seniors(on social media) should tell the truth, that it's not easy it's very boring and shitty but if you sit long enough you will start getting it, and the next day or the next feature it's all the same happening again

This is worse addiction than smoking, drinking. Haven't watched any short/reels for 5 days straight feeling like a void inside. But its better, Watching reels/shorts would give a feeling of satisfaction because of the dopamine release. So seeking other experiences for that dopamine hit. Life is getting better.

How to find hobbies or anything that I like to do? I’m in Bengaluru, with a lot of free time. I don’t know what I like anymore. I frequently watch movies from theatre and that’s the only thing I do now

I see my mom struggle with boredom everyday and is on Facebook just browsing through the same old posts. I want to build an app for Indian women , especially homemakers . A safe place where they can talk amongst each other. What do you think of this ? Would be willing to pay 200/month towards membership fee ?

My 1st job starts 15 days from now and I am entirely free If you had so much time what will you do with it. Can be productive and leisure activities both PS I bought a playstation and played it 16 hours straight and now I am bored of it too