Paintings often immortalise things that are precious and loved. For many foodies, nothing beats the passion for their favourite dishes. If you too are someone who loves food, there is a viral video that is sure to entice you. An artist recently shared a realistic depiction of this delicious combo on canvas. In the reel, Rucha Limaye (@ruandchai) can be seen asking her husband what she should make. The husband replies, “Idli Sambar” and she starts carefully painting a delicious-looking bowl of the same.
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The painting shows the idli placed in a bowl of sambhar, but not completely submerged. Rucha has added fine details showing other vegetables of the curry around the idli, the sambar seeping into the sides of the idli, etc. In the caption, she explained what inspired the format of the reel. She wrote, “We have been seeing a lot of videos where food creators are asking their spouses what they like to eat, so… we adopted the trend in our own way!”
Watch the full video below to see her husband’s reaction:
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The viral video has garnered 3.7 million views and 197K likes so far. In the comments, many people have praised Rucha’s foodie masterpiece.
Check out some of the reactions she received from Instagram below:
“This is even more authentic than the original idlis. Absolutely mesmerising.”
“Wow! This is awesome and great work!!”
“The flavour of drumstick and sambar in the soft and fluffy idli is very authentic.”
“It’s so realistic…and mouth-watering too.”
“It’s good to see that he finally got to eat real idli sambar.”
“Wow! Taking this trend to a whole new level! I love this.”
“Born to be a cook, forced to be an artist.”
“Aniket is watching Ji from the corner.”
Earlier, a video of an artist drawing a portrait of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay using only kitchen knives went viral on the internet. Click here to read the full story.
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