Mumbai Based Influencer Thinks Vada Pav Is 'Trash', Internet Is Not Okay
Sakshi Shivdasani, an Instagram content producer with over four lakh followers, appeared on the show 'Having Said That' and made the vada pav comment.
If you are a Bombay local or have spent even a short period of time there, you are probably already familiar with the city's famous "vada pav". Buttery soft pav buns sandwiched between crispy Aloo Bonda and spicy and flavourful chutneys make for a delectable street food snack.
This dish can be enjoyed at any time of day, including breakfast, lunch, and high tea. A Mumbai-based influencer recently referred to the snack as "trash," which disappointed many internet users.
Who is the influencer who thinks Vada Pav is 'trash'?
Sakshi Shivdasani thinks Vada Pav is trash | Image: Instagram
Sakshi Shivdasani, an Instagram content producer with over four lakh followers, appeared on the show 'Having Said That'. "Vada Pav is rubbish. I despise Vada Pav from the bottom of my heart," she declared.
Why does she hate vada pav?
She thinks there's no way you think boiled potatoes and bread makes sense | Image: Pexels
She explained why, saying, "There's no way you think boiled potatoes and bread makes sense." The show's host mentioned that potatoes are cooked, fried, and served on a pav. Finally, chutney is added. The influencer then stated that chutney is not "unique" to the food.
The show's hosts debate the snack, discussing its price value and "vibes". Shivdasani concluded by saying that she believes Samosa Pav is better than Vada Pav.
How did the vada pav lovers react?
The footage was first shared in December 2023. Since its upload, it has received two million views and more than 47,000 likes. "Cancel Culture needs to cancel her for this," remarked one person. "Hating popular things will not make you cool," another person said.
Another person said, "She will hate Vada pav and then she'll pay ? 500 for some Hash browns with some ketchup in a so called 'aesthetic' cafe" Another person said, "Okay, what makes sense to her?" Burger? Does something with boiling potatoes and bread (bun) make sense to her? "Chutney inside vadapav is 100000000000000 times better than your accent," said one of the participants.
"Typical South Bombay bhaiya girl," added another user. Listen to the latest songs only on JioSaavn.com. A user concurred with the post creator, saying, "Same same same! "I hate it too."
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