Indian- dad is from Delhi , Mom from Hyderbad

I make my content relatable to the Desi community by blending shared cultural humor, nostalgia, and everyday experiences with my own personality and storytelling style. I focus on three things: 1. Universal Desi Moments I highlight things every Desi person has lived through—like auntie drama, siblings exposing you, Bollywood references, chai rituals, school pressure, and family chaos. These moments instantly create that “OMG that’s literally me” reaction. 2. Mixing Humor With Reality Desi culture is naturally hilarious, so I lean into exaggeration, facial expressions, and quick-cut edits to bring out the comedy in things we all grew up with—accents, overprotective parents, Diwali traditions, and the way Desi friends roast each other with love. 3. Authenticity Over Aesthetics I show real settings: dorm rooms, study sessions, family gatherings, Desi parties, and unfiltered moments. I don’t try to polish everything—Desi TikTok loves real people being real. 4. Repping Identity With Pride Whether it’s language (Hinglish, Tamil-English, Punjabi slang), music (Bollywood, Tollywood, Coke Studio), or cultural gestures (aunty head tilt, dad cough), I incorporate details that feel like home. 5. Engaging the Community I read comments, respond to people’s stories, ask “Which one are you?” questions, and jump on Desi trends. It builds connection and makes the audience feel seen.

1. “When the Masala Mix Card EXPOSES You 😭🔥” Concept: You pull a card → read it → then instantly cut to a chaotic reenactment. Example Cards/Scenes: “Call the auntie who always asks about your grades.” → you dialing and panicking “Do your best Bollywood villain laugh.” “Reveal your last Diwali outfit.” “Act like the cousin everyone compares you to.” Why it hits: Relatable chaos + fast transitions = algorithm crack.