Meet Kisbu, a balloon seller in Kerala, who became an overnight Internet sensation. Here's her story
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Kisbu, a balloon seller in Kerala, belongs to a Rajasthani family.
There is no denying the fact that the internet is a powerful medium and can make anyone a sensation overnight. People such as Ranu Mondal, Bachpan Ka Pyaar boy Sahdev Dirdo or Kacha Badam singer Bhuban Badyakar have the internet to credit for their sudden fame. And now, there is another addition to that list. A girl who sells balloons at crowded places in Kerala became an internet star after she became the model for a rather fetching photoshoot by a wedding photographer.
Actually, the photographer who goes by the name Arjun Krishnan spotted the girl at the Andalur Kavu festival in Kerala. Her position apparently made for a perfect shot and he captured one. Arjun also showed the photo to the girl and her mother and they both seemed to be really happy with the results. The girl named Kisbu belongs to a Rajasthani family and is a balloon seller in Kerala.
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Arjun shared his click on social media and the response he got was great. His friend Shreyas also took a picture of Kisbu that went viral in no time. After the overwhelming response, someone got in touch with Kisbu’s family for a makeover photoshoot for her. And, with the help of a stylist named Remya, it became a reality.
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