It’s No Longer ‘Gulab Jamun’, It’s ‘Gula Jmoon’! Man’s Viral Video Amuses Internet

It’s no longer ‘Gulab Jamun’, as it seems like there is a much better name for the dish- ‘Gula Jmoon’! A video was shared on social media, which showed a man- seemingly a foreigner- disheartened after he realised that none of the Christmas markets had ‘Gulab Jamun’. On one hand, his sadness was ‘relatable’ to Indians; on the other hand, ‘pure amusement’ was able to take over the said ‘sadness’ as netizens couldn't help but laugh at the man’s adorable mispronunciation of the sweet dish; ‘Gula Jmoon’! What most loved was the fact that he was also aware of the typical ‘Desi’ combination of a ‘Gulab jamun’ and ice cream, as he was seemingly craving for it. The video went viral in an instant, leaving netizens reacting in all kinds of ways.Most cracked

jokes on it, while some loved the man’s mispronunciation, to the point that comments on officially changing the name began to flood the video.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.Check out the viral post: “No Gulab Jamoon At The Christmas Markets,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘officialbigste’. The post was shared a while ago and pulled more than 46K views from people.

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Internet’s reaction: ALSO READ: Not 'Happy Birthday,' But THIS Message Gets Iced On Woman’s Cake After Ordering From Zomato“Someone get him one, a gulajamoon! Best pronunciation ever!” a user said. “That's because you are the gulaabjamun, my sweet little barfi. This was such a cute video honestly,” added another person. “Look to the sky and you’ll find your gulab ja moon,” joked a third person in the comment section. “That’s actually sad, I’ll send you a box of freshly made gulab jamun,” added another person. “Gulabjamon is successfully deported, have the fish and chips for now, Enjoy,” wrote the next person. “You are most welcome to my place for gulab jamun and ice cream,” joined the next internet user.