Hyderabad: When it comes to assisting people, social media can be a blessing in disguise – this sweet story from Hyderabad is a lovely illustration of how powerful the internet world can be, and we should all take a page from this book.
Influencers and vloggers now play a critical role in promoting roadside businesses that would otherwise not invest money on marketing and advertising.However, this young boy have proved that you do not need to be internet celebrity to make big difference.
A young youngster was seen marketing his father’s haleem stall in Hyderabad, which is the most recent success story.
The video, in which the kid makes a plea to popularise his father’s business, went viral and drew a large crowd to the food stand.
Many internet users were touched by the video and the amount of motivation the video had, and followed by that the video was also shared on Facebook and Twitter by social worker Azhar Maqsusi.
Watch Video here of how this sweet guy promotes his father’s business
In the clip, the young son is heard asking people to visit the Alhamdullilh Haleem stall in Borabanda.
“Dekhiye yeh humare pappa baithe huye hai. Chicken ki haleem hai (See, this is my father at the stall. There is chicken haleem here),” the boy says.
A few seconds into the video, the boy pans the camera to display the things for sale at the stall: haleem, desi ghee, and sherwa. The stand is modest, but it’s loaded with white plastic food boxes and garnishes like cashews and deep-fried onions.
Following the video’s viral success, local food vloggers paid a visit to the booth to express their support. Even locals showed up in great numbers to sample the meals on offer.
Many journalist shared the video, encouraging Hyderabad residents to support local companies like the Alhamdulillah Chicken Haleem booth.
Mohammed Adnan was the youngster’s name. For the past four years, his father has been running the haleem business.
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