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The video which was posted on social media platform Instagram on Wednesday, has since garnered over 8,23,000 views and 55,000 likes.
Several netizens praised Sharma for promoting linguistic and cultural harmony. (Image: Instagram/notthatmanusharma)
As language-related tensions simmer in parts of Maharashtra, a video from Haryana is drawing widespread attention online—this time for its message of unity and inclusiveness. The video, shared by a man named Manu Sharma, has gone viral on social media, earning praise for its surprising and heartwarming twist.
The video starts to play with Sharma approaching a group of field workers, asking if any of them belong to Maharashtra. Thereafter, a man responds, saying he hails from Nashik and starts walking towards Sharma. As the man comes near Sharma, he then asks him to speak in Haryanvi language.
In response, the worker politely says he cannot speak the language. Initially, Sharma appears to challenge him saying, “How can you work in Haryana without knowing the local language?” but just as the exchange seems to take a confrontational turn, Sharma breaks into a smile and replies warmly.
“It’s okay. If you don’t work here, who else will?” Sharma said making the situation lighter. He adds, “Do whatever you want; you’re living in India. It’s your country,” ending the video with a clear message of unity in diversity.
The video which was posted on social media platform Instagram on Wednesday, has since garnered over 8,23,000 views and 55,000 likes, sparking an emotional response from viewers.
Several netizens praised Sharma for promoting linguistic and cultural harmony in a country as diverse as India.
“Thanks to sharing beautiful msg to Indians,” one user commented.
“This is how it should be done bina violence ke kitna achha msg diya salute to you sir,” another used wrote.
However, the video has not escaped scrutiny. Some viewers questioned its authenticity, claiming the conversation appeared scripted. One comment pointed out, “This is a false video. Marathi people say ‘Nashik’, not ‘Nashik’ the way it’s pronounced in the clip.”
Manisha Roy is a Senior Sub-Editor at News18.com’s general desk. She comes with an experience of over 5 years in media industry. She covers politics and other hard news. She can be contacted at Manisha.Roy@nw18…Read More
Manisha Roy is a Senior Sub-Editor at News18.com’s general desk. She comes with an experience of over 5 years in media industry. She covers politics and other hard news. She can be contacted at Manisha.Roy@nw18… Read More
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