Woman makes saree with potato chips packets. Viral video divides Internet
India Today
A video of a woman making a saree out of potato chips packets has gone viral online. The clip has triggered several reactions from netizens.
If someone were to make a list of the most popular and delicious snacks, potato chips would surely make it to it. And a majority of people can agree with that as well. The quick and easy snack comes in a variety of flavours and can quash those hunger pangs instantly. However, generally, after eating, one throws the packet in the bin. But, this girl thought of something amazingly creative.
So, a video of a girl making a saree out of potato chips packets has gone viral online. Yes, you read that right.
The viral clip was posted on Instagram by bebadass.in. It was originally shared by a page mae.co.in. In the short video, a girl can be seen waving a potato chips packet in front of the camera. Almost instantly, she can be seen wearing a silver saree with the border and the pallu, both fashioned out of of bright wrappers.
“For the love of blue Lays and saree,” reads the caption of the post.
Watch the viral video here:
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