Man tries to steal money from groom’s garland in viral video. Desi Money Heist, says Internet
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On his second attempt, the man successfully grabbed a handful of cash from the groom's garland . The video has now gone viral.
In an amusing incident, a man was spotted trying to take some money from the garland of the groom during a wedding. Shared on Instagram, the video has gone swiftly viral and people can't stop making jokes about the situation.
In the video, the groom can be seen sitting on a place surrounded by friends and relatives while wearing a garland full of money. The garland is a common accessory that is generally gifted to the groom during the baraat. As the video goes on, a man sitting near the groom tries to grab a few currency notes from the garland. However, the groom turns to him and the man promptly removes his hand.
On his second attempt, the man successfully grabs a handful of cash as the background score from the series Scam 1992 starts playing.
Take a look:
The video has garnered over 2 lakh views and tons of reactions. While some couldn't stop pointing out how funny the scene was, others wrote that it was almost like a desi version of Money Heist.
What are your thoughts?
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