Netizens Are Kicking Themselves After Spotting This Kulfi Vendor's Nike Jordans

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28-04-2025

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A viral video shows a kulfi vendor wearing shoes worth over Rs 68,000. A customer is left stunned after checking the price, leaving viewers shocked by the unexpected luxury
The summer season has arrived, and many people are working hard day and night, selling kulfi on the streets to make a living. However, what catches attention in this recent viral video is not just the seller's hard work in the scorching heat, but his expensive pair of shoes.
In a world where pricey shoes like Nike Jordans have become a craze, it's hard to imagine a roadside vendor wearing them. These shoes, often associated with celebrities and high-end fashion, are seen as luxury items that only the wealthy can afford. Yet, in this video, a kulfi seller is spotted wearing them, leaving many in disbelief and questioning his earnings.
In the recent viral video, a person can be seen selling kulfi on the street. One of the customers present at the location notices the shoes of the kulfi seller. When the customer checks the price of those shoes online, he is left stunned.
The video was shared on Instagram by a user named Krish (@brandzillabykrish). It shows a cart named Srinath Matka Kulfi set up on the roadside, where customers are buying kulfi from the vendor. Meanwhile, another customer, observing the shoes of the kulfi seller, zooms in on them with his camera.
The shoes, it turns out, are Nike Jordans. The customer then checks the price of those shoes online, and after seeing the price, he is not only amazed but also somewhat disbelieving. In the video, the customer even shows the price of the shoes, which is over Rs 68,000.
This post on Instagram has gone viral, with over 2 crore 78 lakh views so far, along with lakhs of likes and shares. The video has garnered thousands of comments, with some viewers questioning whether the shoes are fake, while others have shown support for the kulfi seller.
One user commented, 'I don't know whether the shoes are real or fake, but even if a street vendor wears real shoes, people will think they're fake. If a celebrity wears a copy, people will think it's real. People often judge a book by its cover." Another comment stated that similar copy shoes are available in Connaught Place, Delhi. However, News18 English cannot confirm whether the shoes are genuine or fake.