The Viral Video Everyone’s Talking About
A simple street-side noodle vendor, now known as Deshbhakt Thelawala, has become an internet sensation. In a video that’s gone viral, a customer walks up and asks for Maggi, the famous instant noodles. But instead of serving Maggi, the vendor gives a fiery reply:
“Kya hoti hai yeh Maggi? Yeh videshi companies ka naam mere saamne mat liya karo. Inka samaan khaa khaa ke unko faayda pahuchaate ho.”
He refuses to sell Maggi and tells the customer not to even mention foreign brands in front of him. He believes that eating these products only helps foreign companies, not India.
The Internet Reacts: Memes and Cheers
People online loved this bold stand. Social media was soon filled with memes and funny comments, such as:
- “Tom Tom > Maggi supremacy”
- “Modiji must be proud right now 🇮🇳”
- “When your patriotism starts with instant noodles ”
- “Bro just dropped the hottest ‘swadeshi’ take of the year”
- “Tom Tom noodles about to break the stock market”
But it wasn’t just jokes. Many people respected the vendor’s message:
- “Respect to this uncle. He might just be a street vendor, but he gets it, support local, buy local.”
- “Made in India should be more than just a slogan. This man is living it.”
- “Need a Tom Tom right now just to salute this spirit.”
Tom Tom Noodles: The Local Hero
The vendor proudly sells Tom Tom Noodles, an Indian brand. His message is clear: if you want noodles, choose ones made in India.
Why This Matters
In a world full of big global brands, this vendor’s passion for Indian products is a reminder that supporting local businesses can make a difference. For him, “swadeshi” (supporting Indian-made goods) is not just a slogan… it’s a way of life.
Final Thoughts
Deshbhakt Thelawala has shown that anyone can stand up for what they believe in, even from a small street stall. Next time you’re hungry for noodles, maybe you’ll try a packet of Tom Tom and support a local hero’s dream.