Abstract
Social media has long been known as one of the main disseminators of health propaganda. Several former studies have proved a negative relation between health-protective behaviours and belief in the specific form of propaganda, mostly known as a conspiracy theory. In this study, the problems of family functioning and adoption of social media and how far which was played a major role socially. The working problems could be solved online, but the families face many other factors. For this study, 200 respondents were randomly selected. The family faced the problems during the pandemic, how they managed, the role of social media and its impacts have been considered. During this pandemic, the problems faced by the family members, challenges, sickness, other factors, lack of awareness of the pandemic, the inadequacy of finance, lack of concentration etc.