“Hate that city”: Apoorva Mukhija Video on Bangaluru goes virus in the middle of “Got Cantent Row”

Apoova Mukhija, nicknamed The Rebel Kid, was at the huge controversial center that broke out after Ranvir Allah, also known as “Peppeus” comments on Samai Rina’s show “India Got Camel”. Recently, an old video of Mujeja on social media has gone.

In this video, she can be heard as she shares her experiences from her time in Bangaluru. She said in the video that everyone wants to build a company in Bangaluru, and she has never loved her.

Mukhayia also said that she “hated” the lives in the city and that the Silicon Valley in India “has no soul.”

“In Bangaluru, everyone works in 14 hours in startups or do from 9 to 5. The motorist does not talk to me because I do not speak Alcanada. I just really hated living in that city,” she can hear in the video.

Moreover, she said that the motor driver refused to talk to her because she did not know Kanada. In the same video, she also listed her experience in Bombay.

“One night, I was very drunk and I was getting from a club to a hotel, took a car, then died in the cars. The driver woke me like me, like,” my lady, I came your station. “On that day, I realized that it was worth 100 in The hundred spending is one penny in Mumbai.

Virus video went on social media, leaving Internet users divided.

One of the users commented: “Good riddance (such).”

One of the second users wrote: “O man, I tell you that these Indian immigrants are the largest disease of Bangaluru. Arrogance, continuous negativity, and the secret, and Indian imposition pays the borders. There is no other linguistic group that behaves like them in this city.”

“Owners of stupid influencers must maintain their opinions for themselves, I have been living in Bangalore for a decade now. Every time I go to a car or even a taxi. There are always stories and magic with each other and share our stories. The problem is Lol,” note Another user.

Another user wrote: “The truth hurts me. Everyone is here to earn money.

“Bangalore to learn something from Mumbai in this case, not insult, but to be more welcome to tourists at least. Why will the Kanada tourist speak?” He asked the user.