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Bihari Man Viral Video: Samosas are winning hearts far beyond India and a small food stall in London is proof of that. Ghantawala Bihar, with two city outlets, has grabbed attention online after its manager took street-selling to a whole new level. A viral video shows a local foreigner happily buying a samosa in front of his sparkling new Tesla, a scene that perfectly mixes Indian street food charm with a unique Bihari hustle.

Instead of waiting for customers at the Wembley and South Harrow branches, the manager roams the streets selling samosas wherever he can, at bus stops, parks or outside tea stalls. “You never know where I’ll pop up next," he says jokingly in one clip. The roaming samosa stall has been a hit with Indians living in the UK.

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The video was shared on Instagram under the official account 'biharisamosa.uk'. The post shared three days ago has gained an impressive 16 million views from social media users. The post received mixed reactions from users. While many said it will destroy India's image, others were in support, saying he is working with permission, so what's the harm?

"This is exactly why we are hated by foreigners," a user wrote. "Dont make London like India. You guys are the reason to be angry. Dont do such nonsense," a second user wrote." "Doing business is good but this is not good. You're representing India, keep following the civic sense of the London people," wrote a third user.

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"I know you are promoting your business but please do it in the right way, because of people like you, all other Indians living here get the blame!" added a fourth user. "Although this is hated a lot due to the ongoing Indian hate, which even spilled over to their own people somehow. As an Australian businessman, I see it as a great business move cause he knows which customers are going to buy it, like targeting them, didn’t approach any white person and he clearly got a lot in sales. But is it legal? Yes, if he got local council permission and he got his kitchen up to standards of food safety, it could be a good idea to gather an Indian customer base," added another user.