Irish Man Speaks Hindi to Thank Indian Girlfriend's Mother for Diwali Gifts in Viral Video

The heartwarming video of an Irish man attempting to speak Hindi to thank his Indian girlfriend's mother for her Diwali gift has captured countless hearts across social media platforms, demonstrating how simple gestures often create the most meaningful connections.

Sanskruti Darren shared this touching clip on Instagram with the simple yet profound caption, "Some moments don't need translation."

In the video, the man warmly greets his partner's mother with a cheerful "Hello, kaise hai aap?" (How are you?), continuing with, "Aapka parcel mila, very sundar" (I received your parcel, it is beautiful). He specifically expresses gratitude for the traditional Diwali treats she sent, including anarsa and laddoo.

He then transitions to English to further express his appreciation, mentioning that the gifts were "very good." The video concludes with a sincere "Shukriya" (Thank you) and "Good night."

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The video quickly went viral, with viewers impressed by the boyfriend's thoughtful gesture, many calling him the perfect partner.

One viewer commented, "This is the cutest video I've watched today."

Another person wrote, "This is so nice. What a lovely boyfriend/partner Darren is to you Sanskruti."

"He is so warm and cordial," noted another commenter.

"Love that he puts so much efforts," shared someone else.

One woman related her own similar experience, describing how her husband connected with her mother during phone calls, discussing traditional sweets like besan laddoo and sheera.

She shared, "Just to give you a glimpse into how your relationship might be 10-15 years from now, my hubby calls my mom and says, 'Mummy, besan laadu aani sheera khoop mast,' and then they chat about everything from kandil and rangoli to food and temple visits."

"Inter-racial relationships are very special because they are a constant adventure for both families. Happy Diwali! I wish you many more Diwalis!" she added.

India celebrated Diwali on October 20 and 21 this year.