Children record cute vlog of 'Akansha ma'am' enjoying roti-kadhi during lunch break
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Akansha Bharti, who describes herself as a special educator in her Instagram bio, shared the adorable video with the caption, "Vlog by my kids."
A group of children recorded their teacher enjoying lunch in the classroom and proudly turned it into a vlog that made the internet smile.
Akansha Bharti, who describes herself as a special educator in her Instagram bio, shared the adorable video with the caption, “Vlog by my kids.”
In the video, the children excitedly narrate as they record their teacher sitting and having her meal. “Yeh dekho humaari Akansha ma’am, aur yeh khaana khaa rahi hai, dekho (See, this is our Akansha ma’am, and she’s eating her food),” a child says, giggling. “Roti ke saath kadhi laayi hain (She’s brought roti with kadhi),” another adds.
They then turn the camera towards the blackboard, pointing out the maths test. “Hum padh rahe hain aur yeh yahaan khaane ka mazaa le rahi hain (We are studying, and she’s enjoying her food here),” the children joke. “Hume maths test dekar khud khaa rahi hain (She gave us a maths test and is now eating herself),” they add, laughing.
The children continue filming, commenting on their teacher’s laughter - “Inki hansi toh dekho, kaisi hai (Just look at her smile),” - before hugging her.
Watch the video here:
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