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NDTV
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Viral Video: Delhi Man's Breakfast Invitation At A Stranger's Home In Bengaluru Turns Into A Hearty Encounter
Sometimes, the simplest meals come with the most unexpected stories. In a video that's been winning hearts online, a Delhi-based content creator sets out to experience a slice of local life in Bengaluru by asking a stranger if he could join them for breakfast. Approaching a woman, he says with a smile, 'Namaskar aunty, I wanted to ask, I'm from Delhi and I want to have local food from here. So, is there any way I could have breakfast at your place?' The video, captioned 'POV: I asked a stranger in Bangalore to invite me for breakfast,' captures the spontaneity of the moment and the warmth with which the stranger responds. What follows is a relaxed, homely meal that reminds us how food can open doors, start conversations and bridge differences. As the woman pauses to confirm if the Delhi visitor truly wants to join them for breakfast, his face lights up with joy. 'Yeah, yeah, I wanted to have like local, homely food here,' he replies. Moments later, a man appears, and the visitor politely asks, 'Can we come?' The next scene invites viewers into the couple's dining area. He then introduces himself and his friend to their kind hosts, and the atmosphere quickly shifts into one of relaxed conversation and friendly banter. 'The people are too sweet in Bangalore. Let's see,' he remarks, as the host shows two breakfast plates filled with local favourites. What's served is a wholesome, homely meal — a purple, dough-like ball, likely ragi mudde or a similar millet-based dish, accompanied by a light-coloured chutney and a portion of aloo sabji. One bite in, and the young guest can't contain his delight. 'Oh my God. It's so good. Thank you so much,' he says. What makes the moment even more touching is what the elderly host shares next: 'I have been waiting for someone to come. We are happy that we have met a musician today. I want you to excel in whatever you do.' Before leaving, the guests take a few photos and receive the couple's blessings. The video, captioned 'Divided by languages, united by food,' has resonated with many online, celebrating not just a meal but the quiet magic of hospitality and the simple joy of sharing a table with strangers. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sadeev Singh (@sadeevxsingh) Actress Divya Agarwal dropped two heart-eyed emojis. One user commented, 'If someone gives you ragi mudde then you're at the rightest place there can ever be.' Another comment read, 'Ragi mudde, true Kannadiga, atithi devo bhava.' 'So wholesome! Both the food and video,' read another comment. In a world where most viral food trends focus on what's on the plate, this encounter stands out for something more special — the connection that happens around it.
India Today
a day ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
Delhi man's breakfast request to Bengaluru couple ends with homely meal. Watch video
A Delhi man's spontaneous request for a home-cooked meal in Bengaluru led to his heartwarming encounter with an elderly couple in the Karnataka Singh, a content creator and percussionist, was in Bengaluru when he approached an elderly couple and politely asked if he could join them for breakfast to experience authentic local food.A video of their wholesome meeting was shared by Singh on Instagram with the text overlay: 'POV: I asked a stranger in Bengaluru to invite me for breakfast.' What followed was a touching exchange that went viral on social 'Namaskar aunty, I wanted to ask, I'm from Delhi and I wanted to have local food from here,' Singh said in the video, approaching the elderly woman outside her home. 'So, is there any way I could have breakfast at your place?'To his surprise, the woman warmly welcomed him in. She invited Singh to sit at their dining table, where a home-cooked breakfast was soon served. As they ate and enjoyed their conversation, the bond between the young visitor and the elderly hosts deepened beyond language another moment, the elderly woman's husband brought out a traditional instrument and even taught Singh how to play it. 'People are too sweet in Bengaluru,' Singh said, visibly moved by the leaving, Singh thanked the couple for the 'amazing' food, took pictures with them, and sought their delighted by the interaction, the elderly man told Singh: 'So happy to have met a musician today. I want you to excel in whatever you do.'The caption of the post shared by Sadeev Singh summed up their interaction: 'Divided by languages, united by food.'Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sadeev Singh (@sadeevxsingh)Take a look at the comments on the post here: Kindness, thus, can be found in everyday Reel
Indian Express
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
‘True Kannadiga': Delhi man asks stranger for breakfast in Bengaluru, gets a warm welcome
Amid the ongoing language debate in Karnataka, a heartwarming video of a Delhi man asking a stranger in Bengaluru to invite him for breakfast has caught the Internet's attention. The now-viral video features influencer and startup founder Sadeev Singh on his quest to enjoy a traditional, home-cooked breakfast in a typical Bengaluru home. Singh approaches a house and requests the woman at the door if he can have breakfast at their home. 'Ma'am, I'm from Delhi and I'd love to try a traditional local breakfast. Can I eat at your home?' he says in the video. Without missing a beat, the woman replies, 'Let me ask uncle,' referring to her husband. Moments later, the man of the house appears with a friendly smile and warmly invites Singh for breakfast. As the video progresses, the family kindly serves him a plate of Ragi Mudde, a beloved millet-based staple in Karnataka. Along with the breakfast, they also had a few words of wisdom to share with Singh and asked him to focus on his dreams and strive for success. Singh also clicked selfies with the family. Sharing his experience after the breakfast, Singh said, 'People in Bengaluru are too sweet.' 'Divided by languages united by food,' Sadeev Singh captioned the video. Watch here: A post shared by Sadeev Singh (@sadeevxsingh) The video quickly went viral, racking up over a million views and likes. Several netizens hailed Sadeev Singh for displaying the positive side of Bengaluru amid the language debate. 'Thank you for putting this out! social media is flooded with memes about Bengaluru but this is the REAL Bengaluru. so wholesome,' a user wrote. 'If someone gives you Ragi Mudde then you're at the rightest place there can ever be,' another user commented. 'So sweet… i truly believe the world is running because of kind people around!' a third user reacted.
Hindustan Times
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
‘This is the real Bengaluru': Delhi influencer invited for ‘Ragi Mudde' breakfast showcases city's warmth. Video
In a heartwarming moment that has touched thousands online, a recent video of an Instagram influencer being warmly welcomed into a Bengaluru home for breakfast is winning hearts and reminding everyone why the city is known for its hospitality. Also Read - Proud dad Nithin Kamath watches son play mrudanga at Bengaluru temple with grandmother The video, now widely shared on social media, features influencer and startup founder Sadeev Singh as he sets out on a unique mission — to experience an authentic, home-cooked breakfast in a typical Bengaluru household. Roaming the streets of the city, Singh approaches a house and politely asks a woman at the entrance, 'Ma'am, I'm from Delhi and I'd love to try a traditional local breakfast. Can I eat at your home?' A post shared by Sadeev Singh (@sadeevxsingh) Without hesitation, the woman says, 'Let me ask uncle,' referring to her husband. Moments later, the man of the house steps out and greets Singh with a warm smile, inviting him in without a second thought. The family served him a plate of Ragi Mudde — Karnataka's signature millet-based delicacy — offering not just a meal, but a slice of their daily life and heartfelt hospitality. Beyond the food, the family also offered words of encouragement, telling Singh to stay committed and succeed in his journey. The wholesome interaction ended with laughter, photos, and a grateful goodbye. 'People in Bengaluru are too sweet,' Singh later remarked, capturing the essence of the experience. Also Read - Bengaluru airport, schools hit by series of hoax bomb threats, police launch probe to trace origin: Report The internet responded with overwhelming positivity. Users called the gesture a reflection of the city's true spirit, especially in times when some recent incidents have cast a shadow on Bengaluru's image as an inclusive city. 'This is the real Bengaluru,' one comment read. 'Thanks for putting this out! Social media may be full of jokes about the city, but this is the side that matters — the warmth.' Another emotional comment added, 'This made me so happy. You visiting them must have brought them immense joy. Please try and meet them again — they probably needed that company more than you'll ever know.' Some users even reflected on the deeper emotional layers of the moment. 'Maybe their own children live far away. They might have seen their son in you. Thank you for spending time with them,' one thoughtful commenter said. And of course, the love for Ragi Mudde stood strong. 'If someone gives you Ragi Mudde, you're in the right place,' wrote one enthusiastic fan.
