Video Of Polish Content Creator Removing Chappals Outside Temple Wins Internet's Heart

Polish digital creator, Aleksandra Pekala, is winning hearts after she showed her knowledgeable insights related to Indian culture in an Instagram clip. The clip starts with Aleksandra saying that Indian people remove their shoes whenever they go inside temples or houses. She further says,” They believe that God lives inside those places and they want to respect that.” While saying this, Aleksandra removes her chappals as well and steps inside a temple. The temple architecture looks magnificent but its name is not clear and Aleksandra has not specified it either in the clip. She attached the instrumental music of the song Roja in the clip which has garnered more than 6 lakh views.

Social media users appreciated the clip and one of them expressed happiness that foreigners are recognising India with its original name- Bharat. “Thanks for introducing our culture”, read another comment. One of the users thanked Aleksandra for trying to understand the cultural values of India in a good way. The user commented that the cultural values, spiritual values and faith of the country should be respected. He also lauded Aleksandra’s pronunciation in Hindi.

Besides this clip, Aleksandra has shared several other clips that depict her in-depth knowledge about India. In her recent video, she talked about a village in which people of Rajasthan live with leopards. The Poland creator added that at night everything is closed and the people avoid going out because it’s leopard’s time.

Social media users were intrigued to come across such information. When one of them asked Aleksandra the village name, she replied “Jawai Bera”. Some of the users requested her to come to explore Bihar and North East as well.

With this post, the question arises whether the Jawai leopards can inflict any harm on humans or not. The answer is no, the leopards living here are not harmful to the people in any manner. The village of Jawai is surrounded by rocky hills. Occasionally, while enjoying your evening tea outside your home, a leopard may be sitting on the hill just in front of you.