Sabyasachi Mukherjee is one of the most prominent names in the country in the field of ethnic couture. His designs have not only been used in films like Guzaarish, Raavan, English Vinglish and Baabul, but he has also set a new benchmark for bridal wear and Indian silhouettes.

Sabyasachi’s designs have been a celebrity favourite for years, and his outfits have been chosen as wedding attires as well by actors like Deepika Padukone, Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma and others.

Wearing a Sabyasachi is seen as a status symbol but it also gets its fair share of trolling time and again. The latest Sabyasachi wedding collection ad is being roasted on social media for its model who looked unhappy. The ad features a model posing in a Zari embroidered organza saree, silk blouse and a veil with hand-cut sequins.

Social media couldn’t help but notice that the model looked sad even after wearing the Sabyasachi saree. Have a look at the pictures here:

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Models are expected to keep a poker face on the ramps and during shoots but this campaign did not sit well with the social media users. Some users were confused about the unhappy expression on the model’s face whereas some went on to troll and laugh about it.

A man commented that the model doesn’t really like wearing Sabyasachi, whereas another woman laughed at it by writing, when you don’t want to get married to the boy but still agree because you get to wear Sabyasachi’s wedding outfit.

A user went ahead to take a dig at the prices of the outfits.

Whereas one user had a different thought and praised the designer house for their marketing skills. She wrote that Sabyasachi gets it every time. One shoot and one post, free advertisement and circulation for days and guess what, whoever has the money to buy it, wants to wear a Sabyasachi for their special days irrespective of how the models look. Win-Win to the bank.

One user also took it upon himself to fix the pictures by making the models smile, and the results are hilarious.

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A horrifying video has come to fore from Uttar Pradesh’s Shahjahanpur, where a transport manager was tortured, electrocuted and mercilessly beaten to death after being accused of theft by his employer.

According to reports, the body was Shivam Johri alias Anshul, 32, was found dumped outside a government hospital after he was viciously beaten, tortured and electrocuted on his boss’s order who suspected him of theft.

A viral video of the vicious beating shows Shivam tied to a pole, in what appears to be a warehouse of some kind, as a man rains downs blow after blow on him with an iron rod as the victim writhes in pain and begs for mercy.

As per the police, Shivam was working as manager for Bankim Suri, a transport businessman, for the past seven years and recently when a package of a prominent business, Kanhaiya Hosiery, went missing, Suri suspected many of his employees of the theft and allegedly beat them up to make them confess to stealing the goods.

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A report quoting another employee of the transporter who was beaten along with Shivam, claimed that they were kept in a water pool and electrocuted to accept the guilt.

On Tuesday night, Shivam’s body was found dumped outside a government-run hospital and family members told the police that he had been electrocuted to death. However, on examining the body, a police official said the injuries on the victim’s body were not consistent with death by electrocution.

A senior police official said that a case of murder and abduction has been registered against seven accused, including the transporter and Kanhaiya Hosiery owner Neeraj Gupta.

He said that a car suspected to be linked to the crime has been seized by the police from the premises of Kanhiya Hosiery and the deceased victim’s body has been sent for post-mortem to ascertain the exact cause of death, adding that further investigation is underway and more details are awaited.

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Visiting fancy restaurants may sound cool but when it comes to street food, nothing can match its essence and flavour which can be lost in lavish restaurants due to their twist on the traditional recipe.

Fancy restaurants also charge you higher for their creativity. But the taste of the local delicacies can only be felt when it comes to street food. Nonetheless, no luxurious restaurant can match the quantity of the food being sold on the street.

Recently, a video of the Jaipur couple has gone viral on social media where they are serving 10 puris and sabzi for just Rs 30. Also, they charge Rs 10 extra for the raita, which the locals say is worth it.

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The couple sells the delicious dish at the roadside stall which has inspired so many people out there.

The video has been shared by food blogger Foodies.aao and so far it has garnered over 9.2 lakh views. The video opens with a man cutting the dough into pieces to make a poori. The man behind the camera asks him if he’s working here alone to which he replies that his wife accompanies him.

The couple sits from 7:30 am until 2 pm. The cameraman then asks him about the stalls, things he sells, and the amount of his poori sabzi, to which he replies that he gives aloo and chole along with 10 pooris for just Rs. 30. For Raita, he takes Rs. 10 extra, which tastes amazing. Tomato and garlic chutney is also given on the side

The customer standing at the stall said it tastes very delicious and one of the best things is that they make fresh pooris.

Internet was amazed by their dedication and their passion for cooking. One of the users said that he will definitely try this when he’ll visit Jaipur. Another said, he is doing a good deed. He turns out to be God, a full meal for the poor for thirty rupees.

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