Viral Barbie biryani! Instagram influencer leaves netizens angry with new dish

Updated : Feb 19, 2024 14:52
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Editorji News Desk

Forget aloo wali biryani or the spicy Hyderabadi version, let's introduce you to the viral Barbie biryani. Shared by a social media influencer online, this Barbie biryani is pink in colour and is very different from what you would normally find at food shops. Wondering what we are talking about? Let's read on!

Viral Barbie biryani

Greta Gerwig's Hollywood blockbuster Barbie's influence in India has not faded away. Recently, a pink biryani has gone viral on social media. In the video shared by @creamycreationsbyhk, we can see the woman serving Barbie biryani to her friends and family.

She serves the kids and her friends in her Barbie themed party. From pink balloons to pink cutlery, the influencer left no stone unturned to make this one unique and colourful party.

What did netizens say?

One netizen wrote, "Aap k aage to Barbie bhi fail hai, wrote one netizen, while another Instagram user commented, "Barbie drink kuch acchi nahi lagi logon ko." Another user wrote, "I think there is too much color in every food u people made..."

One netizen loved the Barbie biryani theme and wrote, "I absolutely love this Barbie theme! The vibrant colors and engaging design really resonate with me."

The Instagram page is run by Heena Kausar Raad who runs a baking academy in Mumbai.

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