Kanpur: Golgappa Vendor Goes Viral Not Only For His Food, But Also His English
In the now-viral clip, Rahul can be seen preparing a variety of mouthwatering dishes like golgappas, dahi bhallas, etc and speaking English.?
A video is going viral on social media, which shows a golgappa vendor speaking English and selling his food.
The vendor identified only as Rahul owns a Murli Chaat store in Kanpur and he is a graduate who can speak English with a great deal of confidence. It's not often you hear about a graduate selling Pani Puri. However, he takes pride in selling Pani Puri and he absolutely loves what he does.
The video was posted on Instagram by food blogger Gaurav Wasan on his page YouTube Swad Official. It has already garnered over 3 lakh views and has been liked more than 30,000 times.
In the now-viral clip, Rahul can be seen preparing a variety of mouthwatering dishes like golgappas, dahi bhallas, etc and speaking English.
¡°Myself Rahul. A very common name. And we are the famous graduate golgappe wala, he said.
¡°My father is very famous for his paanipuri and we use homemade masalas to make everything,¡± Rahul added.
The chaat store was initially started by Rahul¡¯s father and he is now successfully running the chaat corner.
He serves the very innovative and delicious Dhaniya Aloo dish which is not a common sight everywhere. Small potatoes are covered with a chutney which is a mixture of coriander, pudina, cumin powder and is topped with homemade masala which is a mixture of cumin powder, salt, and chilli powder.
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People were impressed with the skills of the vendor and took to the comments section to react to the video.
¡°He definitely speaks English better than many graduates,¡± one user said.
Another user commented, "Must visit. Mehanat karne wale hamesha tarki karenge."
In October, a video went viral showing a street food vendor making cheela with his bare hands on a hot tawa. The 22-second clip was shared on YouTube by food blogger Amar Sirohi who has a channel named @foodieincarnate.
Apparently, the video was shot in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad - it shows the street food vendor spreading the batter of the cheela on the hot tawa with his bare hands. He then puts the vegetables including chopped onions, capsicum, carrot and beetroot on the cheela as the filling. Next, he tops it with loads of butter.
He cooks the cheela and flips it with a ladle, cuts it into four parts and serves with several chutneys.
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