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The ‘Chai Peelo’ Aunty Has Gone International & Here I Am Still Counting My Likes

A few days ago, this video went viral on the internet. And the entire country was soon in on the trend. 

Yes, it's the chai peelo fraands woman, Somvati Mahawar, who made waves on the internet with her sassy garam hai, in the end.

Alvi k tweets@Omeralvi_
In the world full of people like "let's have some hot coffee" be someone's "Chai pilo fraaaaaaands, Garam hai"
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True Tuna. 🇵🇹 🇮🇸@Apki_Takleef
Roses are red
Sunflowers are yellow
Hello friends
Chai pilo.
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Usama Ahmed@UsamaShykh21
Going for an interview
Boss: Don't be nervous consider me your friend
Interviewer: hello friend chai peelo
*Rejected*
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roopneet@bluesidemyg
HOW DO I GET THE CHAI PEELO AUNTY OUT OF MY HEAD WHAT THE FUCK
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Poison@madvortex2000
I would rather be married to 'chai peelo Aunty' than being friends with people watching .
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Now, we Indians love our chai and everyone knows it. 


Source: India.com
But thanks to the popularity of this video, Somvati's endearing request to drink chai has reached foreign countries, as well.

Recently, this video of a guy re-enacting Somvati, surfaced on the internet and people couldn't help but share it. 

TBH, it's not half as good as hers and he doesn't even say 'garam hai'.

But the important message of chai peelo is reaching people across the world, and that's a good sign. 


Meanwhile, I'm just sitting here sipping on tea, with no likes on my chai picture. 

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