An Instagram reel celebrating love across cultures is winning hearts online. Shared by Malayali air hostess Sushmita Subhash, the video beautifully captures a long-term relationship that blends tradition, joy and family approval, all wrapped in a vibrant South Indian aesthetic.
The reel highlights a cross-cultural relationship between partners from different Indian states, echoing the popular “2 States” theme that represents North-South cultural harmony. With the caption, “Effort + love = 10/10 South Indian vibe… Two states, one love story… fully family-approved edition”, the post sets the tone for a story built on commitment and mutual respect.
The couple also mentions “12 years of togetherness,”
making the video not just about romance but about a journey that has stood the test of time. Being a pilot and an air hostess of IndiGo, their story reflects how love can bridge cultural differences, bringing families together in celebration rather than conflict.
South Indian Vibes Take Centre Stage
Visually, the reel leans heavily into South Indian cultural elements. From traditional attire and lively movements to wedding-style visuals and celebratory energy, the clip shows the festive and rooted charm. The aesthetic combines cultural pride with modern social media storytelling, blending heritage with trend.
The couple appears to be dancing and enjoying moments together, featuring scenes from their haldi, pre-wedding rituals and wedding positions. The joyful mood is amplified by music and playful expressions, making the video both romantic and entertaining.
Family, Fun And “Couple Goals”
What makes the reel stand out is its “family-approved” angle. Instead of focusing solely on the couple, the video subtly celebrates the support system behind them. This element adds emotional depth, showing that their relationship is embraced by loved ones.
How Did The Internet React?
The Internet was in awe of the celebrations, with most of them adoring the couple and commenting with red heart emojis.
One found similarity with a situation in her family, saying, “Same in my marriage, my whole family wore south indian outfit for their south indian damad.”
Another told me this is a plot of the famous TV serial, Yeh Hai Mohabbatein, “I remembered. Ye hein mohobatein …Raman-Ishita.”
A comment had a quirky take, “But u both look ulta…boy looks like south nd girl from north.”

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