Indians' love for biryani has been proved on multiple instances. Every year, we see a record number of orders for the one-pot delight by foodies across the country. Biryani wars and debates on Twitter tend to get quite heated, with people vouching for their region's version of the dish. Whether it's Lucknowi or Malabari, Hyderabadi or Kolkata Biryani - each has a unique appeal of its own. Thus, when it comes to sharing your delicious plate of biryani with a sibling or a friend - we tend to have second thoughts. This is exactly what happened in a video that went viral on Instagram, and it'll leave you in splits. Take a look:
The short clip was shared on Instagram Reels by content creator Jahnavi Dasetty (@mahathalli), where it received over 2 million views and 132k likes. "Joey doesn't share biryani," she wrote in the caption of the post.
In the funny viral video, we could see her brother Ajith digging into some delicious-looking biryani. He used a spoon for the same and had kept another one for his sister so that the duo could share the plate. However, the size of the spoon was extremely tiny as her sibling did not want to share the biryani!
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Biryani is one of the most-loved dishes across India.
The hilarious clip about sharing biryani got thousands of comments from users. Foodies could relate to the brother's love for biryani as he only offered a small spoon to 'share' it. "Eating biriyani in spoon is itself is a sin... better use the hand," suggested one user while another wrote, "[Just] like I don't share my chicken!"
This is not the only time a post about biryani has resonated with the internet. Recently, television show host and cookbook author Padma Lakshmi had posted a hilarious picture about holiday season in desi households. The click showed a recipe card for how to make Biryani for 800 people! Click here to read more about it.
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