A viral video showing a man applying color to objects resembling samosas has ignited a heated debate on social media. The clip, shared on X by user @ThePushprajX, has garnered widespread attention, with viewers split over whether the items are edible or decorative art.
The Viral Clip and Initial Reactions
The video depicts a man seated on the floor, surrounded by triangular, samosa-like pieces. Some are pale, while others already have a golden-brown hue resembling fried samosas. He uses a brush to apply color from small containers of liquid to the surface of these objects. The caption accompanying the post raised concerns about food quality, stating, “They’re applying colour to samosas. I thought samosas were supposed to be pure, but even here there’s adulteration.”
This claim quickly spread, prompting reactions from users who questioned the need to color a traditionally deep-fried, golden-brown snack. One user commented, “Kya jarurat hai samosa ko colour krne ki..Koun sa fayda utha lega?” Another remarked, “Even the samosa turned out to be a traitor.”
Divergent Opinions Emerge
As the clip circulated further, many users dismissed the idea that the objects were food. They argued that the items were likely decorative pieces made from clay or other materials, designed to look like real samosas. One user wrote, “He’s an artist, and these samosas aren’t meant for eating – they’re for show, just like the fake fruits in a display. Gotta give props to the artist’s craftsmanship for making samosas that look absolutely real.”
Another comment stated, “He’s using all those props for it, but those samosas are fake.” A third user added, “Arre Pagal ye artificial waala hai, khaane waala nahi.” Yet another said, “This is being made from clay for decoration.”
No Clear Answer Yet
Despite the numerous theories, no definitive explanation has emerged about the true nature of the objects in the video. The clip continues to circulate online, leaving viewers divided over whether they are witnessing food adulteration or artistic craftsmanship.
Disclaimer: This article is based on content shared on social media. The Times of India has not independently verified the authenticity of the video or the claims associated with it.
