As an Indian, we are all aware of the famous Rajasthani sweet, ghewar—prepared with maida, ghee and sugar syrup. Traditionally, this sweet has a disc-like shape and is one of the most favourite sweets during festivals. Recently, a video went viral all over the internet, where a digital creator in Antarctica was preparing ghewar, and it left the netizens pleasantly surprised. Scroll down to see the video.
Viral Video Of An Indian Man In Antarctica Preparing Ghewar
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An Indian in Antarctica, Mohit Sharma (@legend.explorer), recently took to his Instagram to share a video of him preparing ghewar in Indian style. In the video, he skillfully prepared ghewar, and we would be lying if we said his skills didn’t impress us. In the video, we can see that he had taken a large black vessel to heat up the ghee. Then, he took a plastic squeeze bottle to pour the ghewar batter into the hot ghee.
The video continues with him repeatedly pouring the batter into the vessel and then taking a stick to give the sweet a proper form. After making sure the ghewar is properly fried, he removed it from the hot ghee and kept it aside. The video ended with him saying, “Ye hai humara aj ka special Rajasthani ghewar” (This is our today’s special, Rajasthani ghewar).
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Netizens Express Their Excitement
Desi netizens were surprised to see the Indian man in Antarctica preparing ghewar, and were quite impressed by his skills. One user wrote, “Even the penguins know — it’s Ghewar time, Baby.”
One user wished him, “Khamma ghani baisa,” whereas another Instagram user wrote, “Ghewar in Antarctica was not on our 2025 bingo list, but we’re so in love.”
One netizen commented, “Ghewar!! I swear, each time I see these reels, it feels like Antarctica is seeing better food days than most of us.”
Someone even wrote, “Now Rajasthani Ghewar is international” and called him a “ghewar pagalu”.
One user also wrote, “I’ve been procrastinating to make ghewar here in India, meanwhile they’re making it in Antarctica.”
It feels great to see Indians living abroad staying connected to their roots. What is your reaction to this video? Let us know in the comments below!
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/Mohit Sharma
