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This Little Sardar Can't Stop Smiling Because Of A Single Reason, And You Will Love It

Darpan News Desk IANS, 08 Oct, 2016 05:10 PM
    The Facebook page which is a rip-off of Brandon Stanton’s Humans of New York, shared his story which is probably their smallest ever but also one of the most adorable ones.
     
    So the person asked the little one – wearing a white patka (headgear) and T-shirt that said ‘Baba ji ka thullu’ – why he is smiling and you won’t believe what he said.
     
    “Didi…actually…I’m thinking about butter chicken…,” he said. The post, like many of their posts, has gone viral with over 4500 shares and 32000 likes.
     
    The response, as expected, was overwhelming on his oozing cuteness and of course for the mutual love of butter chicken. “I get you little buddy…I smile thinking about butter chicken and practically any food as well,” wrote a user. “No one could have said it better i feel the same when i think of Butter Chicken,” said another.
     
    He does or he doesn’t, you can imagine him saying it and just drool over his smile and that expression. Also, share butter chicken love.

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