Packed food is not just about taste, but is also a lot about the quality of that very food item. Raising a million questions on the same food ‘quality’, a picture went viral, which left people shocked and concerned at the same time. Taking to social media, a man shared an image of a man sitting on some raw paneer in what looked like a local paneer-making outlet. The man shared his concerns about the quality that is being maintained in such outlets and expressed his desire to switch to buying branded food items to avoid any issues. The man in the image, was seen in a ‘Lungi’ where it appeared as if he used a wooden plank to keep on top of the paneer before sitting on it. The picture was shared on the social media site X (formerly Twitter) by the user ‘Azhar Jafri’. The post was captioned, “Never buying non-branded paneer after seeing this.”

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The post went insanely viral and left people with mixed reactions. Some asked if branded items were also made in the same manner, while others cracked jokes about the picture and the process. Many also suggested using homemade paneer for quality check and dubbed it an easy process. The post was shared yesterday and has been viewed 59K times by people. 

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Taking to the comment section, people shared their views. “What if this paneer is packed/branded and sold? LoL,” a user commented. “Use homemade paneer na boss,” added a second user. “What if Amul me bhi aisa hota hon (What if Amulk does the same thing),” joined a third person. “Brand wale b aise hi bnate honge (Branded ones are also made in the same manner),” said a fourth user. “Paneer is easy to make at home for a small family Azhar bhai,” added a fifth netizen. “The same can be packed under branded packets,” wrote a sixth. “Branded paneer is sat on by people with Gucci shoes,” added a seventh. “Yeah, branded paneer guys wear branded lungis or bermudas during this process,” said another.