Stranger helps woman load groceries into car in viral video. Then, she reveals something heartbreaking
India Today
A video that has gone viral on social media features a man offering to help a woman load her groceries into her car. Then, she revealed something heartbreaking.
The first thing that our parents teach us as kids is to be kind to others. You never know what one is going through and your little act of kindness can make someone’s day. Something similar happened with this man who rushed to help a woman load her groceries in her car. However, she revealed something heartbreaking and he couldn’t help but give her a warm tight hug. The video was posted by Instagram account Good New Movement. The video garnered over 1 lakh views within an hour. The video has left everyone teary-eyed.
In the video, a man can be seen helping a stranger load groceries into the car. While he was helping her, the woman revealed that she lost her son recently and he used to help her with loading her groceries into the car after shopping. The man couldn’t help but embrace her as she broke down into tears.
“This man helped a stranger load her groceries into her car only to find out that she recently lost her son who would usually helped her with that. She really needed that hug. Be kind (sic),” the video caption reads.
Watch the video here:
The video left everyone teary-eyed. Netizens couldn’t stop lauding the man’s kind gesture. “Humanity rocks sometimes (sic),” a user wrote. “My brother died 10 years ago. My mother would’ve reacted exactly like this. What a lovely gesture (sic),” another comment read.
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