A video of the boy, dressed as Hanuman, has gone viral on social media for his cuteness and for giving a Punjabi twist to ‘Jai Shri Ram’. In the short clip, the boy shouts ‘Jai Shri Ram‘ and then recites the popular Punjabi phrase ‘Wahe guru da khalsa waheguru di fateh‘ along with it.
The clip, captioned ‘When Hanuman lands in Punjab’, has left many people amused.
Watch the video here:
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The video, which went viral with over 3 lakh views at the time of writing, has left netizens quite confused. While many are impressed with the way the man is serving tea, others are quite intrigued by the way he does it.
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