An Indian woman was spotted walking around in a saree on the streets of Japan
Saree has made a special place in the fashion industry of the world. From Alia Bhatt wearing a stunning saree designed by Sabyasachi Mukherjee at the Met Gala 2024 to Deepika Padukone flaunting her beauty in a saree at the Cannes Film Festival, many celebrities have made India proud by wearing a six-yard long saree at international events. After this, a woman wearing a saree went on the streets of Japan. Recently, content creator Mahi Sharma hit the streets of Japan wearing a saree. Locals were surprised to see him roaming freely.
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In a video that is going viral on social media these days, Mahi Sharma can be seen walking the streets of Japan wearing a stunning blue saree with a golden border. She paired her saree with a tube blouse and left her thick hair open.
Didn’t expect people to take pictures and be so shocked
Some local people looked at Mahi Sharma in amazement, while others could not be impressed. As the video progresses, some girls and boys can be seen videoing it. Posting the video on Instagram, Mahi Sharma wrote, “I wore a saree in Japan and the reactions are amazing! I thought about wearing Indian clothes on the streets of Tokyo just for fun, but I didn’t expect people to actually take pictures of me and be so shocked.
Watch the viral video here:
Different discussion among the users regarding the design of the blouse
The viral video has been viewed more than four lakh times so far. At the same time, millions of people have liked and shared it. Among the thousands of comments received on the video, most social media users praised her look. However, many users also trolled her for not wearing a ‘proper’ blouse. There was a separate discussion among users in the comment section regarding the design of the blouse.
Indian attire attracts everyone around the world
“I don’t think it’s a saree factor,” one user wrote. A third user wrote, “Indian attire attracts everyone around the world and Mahi, you have proved it.”
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