Foreigners are sometimes seen attempting several types of meals on Indian streets. Recently, a video of a Russian lady went viral during which she was seen attempting her hand at promoting greens. She approached a vendor promoting potatoes and onions, expressing her curiosity in eager to promote the produce. In a cute Russian accent, she stated, “Sabzi bechna sikhao [Teach me how to sell vegetables].” Surprisingly, the seller agreed, and the duo spent the day promoting the greens and interesting with clients. The lady, who was named Marie, enthusiastically channels Nana Patekar from the film ‘Welcome’, repeating the favored dialogue: “Aloo lelo,” “kaanda lelo.” And guess what? It labored! When a buyer confirmed up, she greeted him with a smile and bought him some potatoes he had handpicked. 
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Later, the seller took the initiative to show Marie one other iconic line from the film: “Subah se na ek aloo bika hai, na bika hai aadha kaanda [Neither a single potato nor half an onion has been sold since morning],” which she shortly mastered. Soon after, a brand new buyer arrived, able to haggle. When Marie requested the store proprietor if they might give a reduction, he declined. She turned to the client and sweetly instructed her, “My boss said no.” The buyer grabbed some onions, had a fast chat with Marie, and left the shop. The whole expertise proved to be thrilling for Marie. 

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“Russian kudi aate hi sabne kharida kaanda [Everyone bought onions as soon as the Russian girl arrived],” she wrote on Instagram, narrating and sharing your entire expertise of her day as a vegetable vendor within the Indian market. “Namaste dosto. First of all, let me paint you a picture of my workplace. The market is a chaotic place, with people rushing all around, honking cars, and the occasional cow blocking the way. It’s a symphony of chaos that I have come to love. But the funniest part has to be the bargaining game with customers. You see, in India, bargaining is a way of life. If you’re not haggling over the price, are you even buying anything? So here I am, trying to sell my vegetables at a reasonable price while customers relentlessly try to bring the price down. Sometimes they even start speaking in English, thinking it will intimidate me. But little do they know, I am a master of the bargaining game. Should I leave Instagram to sell vegetables?” she concluded playfully. 
The video has gone viral, and other people have flooded the feedback part. Another added, “How many times will you win the same heart?” “It is amazing, dear! You fit in everywhere,” somebody claimed. While somebody playfully commented, “Someone marry her; she likes India very much.”

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