Viral Video: 'No Gucci, No Prada, No LV, ONLY VIMAL', Foreign Girls Spotted Carrying 'Vimal Bags', Internet Explodes

Indian pan masala brand Vimal is not just popular for its quite addictive product but also for its bags. A video going viral on the internet shows the bag's craze among the foreign tourists as well, as two foreign girls can be seen carrying Vimal bags in their hands instead of any other branded and luxurious handbags or purses.

Craze of Vimal Bags:

Two foreign content creators named Rosalba Pérez and Jaqueline Morales were spotted carrying and flexing 'vimal bags' on the streets of India. The video posted by Rosalba Pérez and Jaqueline Mrales on Instagram has gone viral on the Internet and has already crossed 25 million views. In the video, both girls can be seen flexing the Vimal bags in their hands with a big smile. The text in the video reads, "No Gucci, No Prada, No LV, ONLY VIMAL".

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Spotted again at the Metro Station:

Well, they also made a video out at the metro station with the so-called 'Indian Souvenir Bag'. In vibrant outfits and joyful smiles, the content creators shot a video of them entering into a metro train with Vimal bags. The video was posted by Rosalba Pérez and Jaqueline Morales on their Instagram handles. The caption of the video reads, "Next station… chai & colors".

Internet Explodes:

The viral video has grabbed millions of eyeballs and hilarious comments. One user showed their desire to get the same bag, wrote, "I too wanna take this bag to office because Calvin Klein or Guess didn't help me."

Another user wrote, "Is firangi k sath dhokha hua hai. Please someone tell her what is she carrying"

One user has declared their eligibility for Indian citizenship, wrote, "Eligible for Indian citizenship".

One also asked if they are guests of Ajay Devgn, who is an official brand ambassdor of the brand. The user wrote, "Ajay Devgn ke gharke mehman hain shayad".

Recently, a report claimed that these Vimal bags are sold at high price of Rs. 4,200 in foreign countries as Indian Souvenir Bags.