"May These Kinds Of Gifts Find Me" - Foodies React To Viral 'Biryani Bouquet'
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Now, what if you received a bouquet of biryani as a gift? Sounds amazing, doesn't it? In a video making the rounds on social media, a man can be seen preparing a biryani bouquet. The clip begins with him placing two wrapping papers on a basket, followed by what appear to be biryani-filled containers of two different types. This is followed by the piling up of these boxes one after the other - it seems like a true celebration of foodie love. Afterwards, he wraps them in red-coloured cellophane paper and decorates the bouquet with a red dupatta. "New in market Biryani gift," reads the caption. Take a look at the video here.
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Here is how the internet reacted to this foodie bouquet:
One user said, "The best," followed by a couple of clapping emojis.
Another biryani lover wished, "May these kinds of gifts find me."
A person mentioned, "But brother Raita is left out, will you make another bouquet of it?"
Someone added, " Puri degh he bhejh dete ye plastic k dibbe me rakhna zaroori tha kya. (You could have sent the whole biryani pot, was it necessary to keep them in plastic boxes?)"
"New idea unlocked," one more user penned, followed by a series of laughing emojis.
Meanwhile, a person said, " Pack krte me hi briyani thandi ho jayegi (Biryani will get cold while packing)."
" Jaldi pahuchana kahi kharab n ho jae (Deliver it fast so that it doesn't get spoiled)," read yet another comment from a concerned food enthusiast.
We are intrigued by the concept of this viral biryani bouquet. What about you?
Also Read: Husband's Love for Biryani Inspires Wife To Make This Creative Birthday 'Cake'
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