Sunita Williams tried falooda in Kerala and loved it, of course. Watch video
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Sunita Williams, the celebrated astronaut, visited a popular falooda store in Kozhikode, and a video of her warm interaction and enjoyment of the dessert charmed locals and social media alike.
Sunita Williams’ recent visit to a popular falooda store in Kerala has left social media users surprised after a video of her warmly interacting with staff and sampling the dessert went viral.
The clip was shared on Instagram by Falooda Nation, who documented the astronaut’s visit to their store in Kozhikode. Posting the video, the page wrote in the caption, “An unreal moment we will never forget. What an absolute honour to welcome Sunita Williams to Falooda Nation. From space to our store, we’re still in awe. So blessed and so proud to share our flavours with her.”
In the video, Sunita Williams is seen entering the store with a smile, chatting with people around her and trying out their falooda. As she tastes the dessert, she can be heard saying, “This is a really nice combination,” clearly enjoying the flavours.
The clip also shows her laughing, smiling, and casually interacting with those present, creating a light, memorable moment for everyone at the shop. Several short snippets show her savouring the falooda, soaking in the atmosphere, and posing naturally as staff and visitors look on with excitement.
Watch the video here:
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