Coimbatore Woman Wins Hearts On Internet By Providing Free Biryani To People In Need. This Is Inspiring!
Ronald Reagan, one of the former Presidents of The United States once said and rightly so that, “We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone.” Living in a world like ours, where compassion, gratitude and kindness are forgotten values, when a person steps up to do something for another person and selflessly too, the least we can do is take a moment and appreciate them for making the world a better place. Like this woman here, who is providing free food to people in need.
Hailing from Puliakulam, Coimbatore, this woman with a heart of gold, has us and many more impressed and inspired after news of her providing needy people with food wash made rounds of the internet.
The pictures of the woman standing behind her fully stocked table, where she had kept enough food to share with people, along with posters written in Tamil that translated into “If you feel hungry, Take it”, took the internet by a storm as people couldn’t help themselves but laud the lady for her efforts.
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What a great gesture by this small roadside biryani shop in Puliakulam, Coimbatore.! Humanity at its best !!! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/VZYWgRzwaN
— RJ Balaji (@RJ_Balaji) April 15, 2021
Long live biryani shop owner 🙏🙏🙏
— Krishnasamy Nagarajan (@krishltm195) April 15, 2021
What a great gesture by this small roadside biryani shop in Puliakulam, Coimbatore.! Humanity at its best !!! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/VZYWgRzwaN
— RJ Balaji (@RJ_Balaji) April 15, 2021
Humanity bowed for her gesture
— Pradeep jaden (@Pradeep80436338) April 15, 2021
Her kind gesture that spread around on the internet through a post by RJ Balaji on the micro-blogging site Twitter. He shared the pictures of the lady with a caption that read, “What a great gesture by this small roadside biryani shop in Puliakulam, Coimbatore! Humanity at its best.”
With over 22 thousand likes and more than 3 thousand re-tweets, the post is filled with messages of appreciation and gratitude from strangers who felt moved by the gesture. One user wrote, “Long live biryani shop owner,” while another one wrote, “Humanity Still Exists.” And we are glad, it still does. Kudos to the woman for making the world a better place, one kind gesture at a time.
