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New Delhi: An Indian vlogger's video of Paris is going viral on social media for its authenticity. Unlike the usual glamours and pristine videos of Paris, the vlogger showcased a side of the side rarely seen online.
Sharing the clip online, Vinayak Mishra said Paris gave him a "plot twist" soon after he arrived at the world's romantic capital. In the clip, Mishra is seen walking through an untidy part of the city. In the post, the vlogger shared his unique perspective of the city. He compared the city to India and opined that not all sides had the same visuals and experiences.
He stated, "Paris is a multicultural city, and not every part looks the same. The area in this reel has a very different vibe, but that doesn’t mean the whole city looks like this. Just like in India, every place has different sides, and that’s what makes travelling so real and interesting.” The vlogger added, "Paris is real, raw, and still so beautiful.”
Netizens were stunned to see the less-seen parts of Paris. They took to the comments section to share their thoughts. While some lauded Mishra for the video, others cautioned him and asked him to stick to the safer parts of the city.
One wrote, "Bhai, stay in central Paris, if you are staying even slightly in the outskirts, then this is what you will get. Also, don’t step out in such areas at night, it’s extremely unsafe.” Another wrote, "It looks so messy, I’m guessing there was a busy market earlier and that was the aftermath.”
Meanwhile, Mishra reminded netizens that every city had different sides. “The area in this reel has a very different vibe, but that doesn’t mean the whole city looks like this. Just like in India, every place has different sides, and that’s what makes travelling so real and interesting," said the vlogger.
The video garnered more than 1.5 million views on social media.
