Mumbai’s iconic Kala Ghoda Arts Festival is back, and like always, it’s drawing huge crowds. Adding a fun twist to the buzz, a content creator mimicked a classic Gujju mom and shared her hilarious take on the festival. From judging décor to reacting to art pieces, her point of view is pure comedy gold. Trust us, it’ll leave you in splits—scroll down to watch!
Content Creator Mimics Gujju Mom Take On Mumbai’s Kala Ghoda Arts Festival
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Content creator RJ Princy Parikh (@princyparriikh), who has been entertaining audiences with her Gujarati-style accent, hilarious cooking videos, and relatable content, recently visited the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival. She went there mimicking a typical Gujarati mother, and her point of view had everyone laughing.
She first spoke about the name Kala Ghoda, questioning how people can call a horse “black” when it’s already black. She jokingly added that by this logic, if a father is dark-skinned, would he be “kala papa” too?
Princy referred to the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival as an arts festival and quipped, “Gujarati kabhi arts nahi lete.” Spotting an art installation made of bottles, she told her daughter that all the bottles she lost in school were displayed there. On seeing an artwork made of caps, she remarked, “Ye dekh, tera art hai—dhakkan art.”
She then came across a massive carrom board and compared its size to a typical Mumbai house. At another booth that read “On Call with Bapu,” she hilariously attempted to strike up a conversation. During the conversation, she said that she won’t be able to do Dandi March, but will Dandi February work? Seeing a huge green fish artwork, she joked that the fish must be drinking Sprite. Looking at oversized geometry tools, she commented, “Khali ka geometry box.” Finally, while looking at a taxi-inspired art installation, she said people were clicking photos because, in Mumbai, taxis rarely stop anyway.
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Netizens React To The Post
This post has taken the internet by storm, and let’s be honest—hearing her had not just us, but everyone laughing. Here’s what netizens had to say about it.
One user wrote, “That spontaneous ‘Phota paad na’—Princy been roxxx.”
Another user added, “Awesome as always. Bappa bless.”
One comment read, “You look too cute in this look.”
Netizens loved her creative and hilarious take on the unique art installations at the Kala Ghoda Festival. While some laughed over the Dandi February joke, many others flooded the comments section with laughing emojis and reactions.
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