In the viral video, it can be seen that a foreign woman, whom social media users are lovingly calling Gauri Bitiya, is standing near a cart on the streets of London and selling samosas.
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In the world of social media, there’s no guarantee what will go viral. Sometimes, someone’s style wins hearts, and sometimes, a local flavor becomes a topic of discussion even across the seven seas. One such video is currently making the rounds on social media, showing a foreign woman selling samosas on the streets of London in a Bihari accent. This unique blend of local style, local voice, and local flavor is so appealing to people that the video instantly went viral.
Foreign woman seen selling samosas in a Bihari accent in London
In the viral video, a foreign woman, affectionately called “Gauri Bitiya” by social media users, stands near a cart on a London street, selling samosas. She’s wearing an Indian-style apron and, holding a basket of samosas, interacts with customers. Interestingly, she speaks with customers in a distinctly Bihari accent, leaving people smiling.
Indians and locals also savored the samosas.
The video clearly shows that amidst the red double-decker buses, the aroma of the Indian samosas is attracting people in the cool London breeze. Among the samosas buyers are not only people of Indian origin, but many foreigners are also seen eagerly purchasing and eating them. Some are even seen praising the samosas as soon as they are eaten, adding to the joyful atmosphere.
Users are also in love.
This video is being shared rapidly on social media. People are commenting that the power of Indian taste is such that even people abroad become crazy about it. Many users wrote that this Bihari style of selling samosas makes the video even more interesting. Some people said that this video showcases the beauty of India’s street food culture to the world. The video was shared from an Instagram account called biharisamosa.uk.
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