A Video About An Elderly Woman Making Juice Has Gone Viral. Let’s Hope This Is Not Another Baba Ka Dhaba
In the debate whether social media is a curse or a boon, I always end up saying that it depends on the way it is used and for what it is used. Social media platforms have given so many users an opportunity to grow, create, and become financially independent. Especially some of the users have used social media to help those who are in desperate need of it. For instance, the YouTuber and food blogger Gaurav Wasan is back with yet another heartwarming video of an elderly woman in Amritsar who is running a juice stall to make ends meet. The video went viral and the viewers are now all coming together to help this woman. That makes me think, as, for the elderly woman, social media is a boon.
Recently, YouTuber and food blogger Gaurav Wasan posted a video on Instagram about an elderly woman in Amritsar running a juice stall. The woman must easily be in her 80s and at that age, she is running a juice stall to make her ends meet.
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This is not the first time that YouTuber Gaurav Wasan has helped small food joints get attention on Instagram. He had previously posted a video about Baba Ka Dhaba in Delhi to help the owner get as many donations as possible to make ends meet. And with this heartfelt 30 seconds Instagram video, he urges the people in Amritsar to support this elderly woman in her juice stall.
The Instagram video uploaded by food blogger and YouTuber Gaurav Wasan, shows the elderly woman preparing fresh Mausambi (sweet lime) juice with a sweet smile on her face. The video has gone viral with more than a 1.4million likes and thousands of comments by users who are worried about her.
In his Instagram post, YouTuber Gaurav Wasan received a lot of comments from concerned viewers of the video of juice-making aunty. Many of them are worried about the elderly woman, her health, her economic conditions, etc. Many of the users have also called her dedication to being inspirational and heartwarming.
Honestly, it makes me really happy to know that people like Gaurav Wasan are taking steps to promote and support small joints that are in extreme need of attention. Social media, with all its cons, has provided a platform for many small ventures to boost their sales and helped a lot of people to overcome their financial and or other needs. And that is what humanity is all about, isn’t it? Helping those in need with as much as you can do.
