Watch: Russian tourist's viral video of head massage in Mumbai will leave you in stitches
Viral Video: India's vibrant culture and unique "desi" experiences attract people from all over the world. Unlike locals who might frequent upscale restaurants and bustling shopping malls, these visitors prefer to dive into the heart of the local lifestyle by exploring small, local eateries and street-side services.
Recently, a Russian tourist named Marya, visiting India on vacation, had her first head massage, and the video of her experience is going viral. Instead of choosing a luxurious salon, Marya opted for a small barber shop. This shop, run by Sandeep Sharma, is located in Mumbai's Khar area.
The video starts with Marya expressing her excitement for the massage. Sandeep begins by applying oil to her head with his hands, giving her a thorough massage. He then uses a machine to massage her head, a common practice in local salons.
The humorous part of the video comes when Sandeep massages her nose, causing Marya to sneeze loudly and laugh. He then lightly taps her head with his hands and massages her eyebrows and forehead. To address her back pain, he gently hits her back with his hands.
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Marya's reactions make the video even funnier. She starts screaming as Sandeep taps her head and back, but despite her initial shock, she feels rejuvenated after the massage. She praises Sandeep’s skills and encourages others to visit his shop for a massage.
Sharing the video, Marya wrote, “If you visit India, you should try a head massage! Crazy feeling, crazy country. Love India?????”
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This isn’t Marya’s first Indian adventure. She has also visited the Taj Mahal, capturing many photographs and creating humorous reels during her stay.
Marya’s enthusiastic endorsement and the viral video highlight the charm of experiencing India's local culture and traditions. Her visit to Sandeep Sharma’s salon shows that sometimes the most unexpected places offer the best memories.
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