‘Arey Car Paglu’: Child’s Vishwakarma Puja For His Toys Is Cuteness Overload

Festivals often bring out the most heartwarming moments, and a recent video has done just that. Blending innocence with devotion, a little boy has caught attention online for celebrating Vishwakarma Puja in his own unique way. His thoughtful act has not only made people smile but also reminded many of their childhood.

Vishwakarma Puja, dedicated to the divine architect Lord Vishwakarma, is marked by people offering prayers to tools, machines, and vehicles. It is believed that the blessings of the deity ensure safety, prosperity, and success. And in this case, even a toy car collection received its share of reverence.

A Unique Offering

The video opens with a small boy sitting cross-legged on the floor, ringing a bell just as one would during puja

rituals. As the camera pans, rows of Hot Wheels and toy cars come into view, meticulously arranged from tallest at the back to tiniest in the front.

The boy continues to ring the bell for a while before folding his hands and bowing down in prayer. Every toy car in his collection is neatly displayed, making the scene both adorable and unexpectedly moving. The devotion he showed, even to his toys, struck a chord with viewers.

Take a look at the video here:

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Internet Reactions
The video, shared on September 18, has already crossed 8 lakh views. People couldn’t stop commenting on how pure and relatable the moment was.

A user said, “It’s a must to do a ritual for all car lovers, I did too in my childhood.”

Another wrote, “Yeah, he’s gonna do something big in the car market when he grows older.” One person added, “Bro has earned my respect.”

Some admired his devotion, while others were simply amused by the huge collection of toy cars. “Saw the Cutest thing on the internet today,” read one comment. Another user joked, “I am jealous of his collection.”

For many people, the video was not just about being funny or adorable. It showed how children naturally mix their faith with the things they love.

Reportedly, the clip has since been dubbed the “Car Paglu” moment online, celebrated for its innocence and charm.