- By Shailvee Tiwari
- Fri, 07 Mar 2025 04:30 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
British Man Viral Video: Oliver, a British man, is capturing hearts online as he immerses himself in the serene rhythm of village life in Kerala alongside his Indian wife, Rishni. The couple, who document their journey in a viral series titled Slow Life in Kerala, offers a glimpse into the beauty of traditional living, embracing simple yet meaningful experiences.
For two months, Oliver has been residing with Rishni’s grandmother, wholeheartedly participating in daily customs and household activities. One of their most beloved videos shows him attentively chopping banana leaves under her guidance—a cherished practice in Kerala, where food is traditionally served on these leaves. Another touching moment features Oliver learning to make pooris for breakfast as his grandmother-in-law sweetly sings to him, creating a scene filled with warmth and nostalgia.
Beyond cooking, Oliver and Rishni share their daily life, from shopping at local markets to making fresh meals at home. His curiosity and love for Kerala’s traditions have touched people worldwide. Viewers admire his bond with Rishni’s grandmother and his effort to embrace a new culture. Through their videos, the couple beautifully highlights slow living, family love, and cultural harmony.
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The viral video was shared on their Instagram account, Rish & Ollie, and quickly won over netizens. One user commented, "Omg, theirs is the cutest bond!" Another wrote, "This is just so lovely and authentic." A third user admired their joy, saying, "Love how both of them look like they're enjoying this so much." Meanwhile, a fourth user beautifully summed it up: "This whole page runs on love from that grandma and her adopted grandson."
"Wow, life in Kerala is different! No other state uses banana leaves for eating food. Wow, Kerala is different, saar," a fifth user commented. Another user shared an emotional connection, saying, "It reminds me of my grandpa. Thanks for this video."