Trending: Indian vendor cuts sunglasses price from ₹800 to ₹100 in a viral video

The viral clip shows foreign tourists bargaining, with the Indian vendor slashing the sunglasses’ price considerably.

A video has recently been trending on social media, showing foreign tourists bargaining with an Indian vendor selling sunglasses, and the seller considerably slashed the price from ₹800 to ₹100. This has earned massive attention on the internet.

A striking bargaining moment between foreign tourists and an Indian vendor.

A video clip that has gone viral on the internet shows a Russian woman and a British man negotiating with a street vendor in India. The clip was shared by Russian content creator Amina and featured her alongside a UK national named Alex during their visit to the country. In the video, a local vendor approaches the duo and offers to sell them a pair of sunglasses. He initially quotes a price of ₹800, which appears to take both by surprise. Alex responds that he would pay ₹100, and the two begin walking away, seemingly uninterested in continuing the conversation.

More on the viral video where the vendor repeatedly lowers the price.

The vendor walks alongside them, steadily lowering the price with each step. The amount drops from ₹600 to ₹500, then to ₹400, ₹300, ₹200, and eventually to ₹150. Moments later, he finally agrees to sell the sunglasses for ₹100. Later, Amina hands over a ₹100 note and takes the sunglasses as the vendor completes the transaction. The video was shared with the caption, “How low will the price go?”

Watch the viral video here:

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Netizens react to the viral video.

Alex commented on the post, “Context, I didn’t want, need or ask for anything from this man. I said 100 as a joke, thinking he would leave us alone.” One user reacted, “You spend 100 to 1000 dollars on glasses, but here with this poor man, you are bargaining.” Another commented, “Easiest bargaining I’ve ever seen.” A third person wrote, “This is next level bargaining.” One more joked, “Alex, it was fifty!”