Sakshi Shivdasani
If you are from Bombay or have visited the city even on a small stay, you are probably already aware of the famous “vada pav” that the city is known for. A tasty street-style snack consists of crispy Aloo Bonda smothered in buttery soft pav buns with savory and spicy chutneys. This specialty is available for consumption at any time of day, including for high tea, breakfast, and lunch. The snack was labeled “trash” by Sakshi Shivdasani, an influencer based in Mumbai which has left a lot of internet users disappointed.
Speaking on the program “Having Said That” was Sakshi Shivdasani, an Instagram content creator with more than four lakh followers. “Vada Pav is trash. I hate Vada Pav from the bottom of my heart,” she said. Explaining the reason, she added, “There’s no way you think boiled potato and bread makes sense.”
The show’s host mentioned that potatoes are served on a Pav after they have been boiled and then fried. After a while, chutney is added. The influencer went on to say that the snack is not “unique” when chutney is added.
The hosts of the show argue over the snack and talk about its “vibes” and worth. In closing, Ms. Shivdasani stated that Samosa Pav is superior to Vada Pav in her opinion.
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Video was posted in December 2023 originally. It has received over 47,000 likes and two million views since it was uploaded.
“Cancel culture needs to cancel her for this,” said a user.
“Hating on popular things will not make you cool,” added another person.
A third user added, “She will hate Vada pav and then she’ll pay ₹ 500 for some Hash browns with some ketchup in an so called ‘aesthetic’ cafe ” Another said, “Ok so what makes sense to her? Burger? A thing that has boiled potatoes and bread(bun) does that makes sense to her?”
“Chutney inside vadapav is 100000000000000 times better than your accent,” remarked a person.
“Typical South Bombay bhaiya girl,” commented another user.
A user agreed with the content creator and said, “Same same same ! I hate it toooo”
“Factzz. It’s so mid,” said another person.
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