The unusual video shows the house help cooking the chicken with the packet, amusing netizens.
A video has recently been trending on social media platforms, where a house help’s mishap of cooking chicken with a packet has garnered attention on the internet. The unusual video has sparked a wave of reactions with shock and humour both.
Cooking mistake by house help sparks reactions on the internet.
A cooking mistake by a house help has amused netizens on social media when the house help cooked chicken with its packet inside the cooking vessel. The bizarre kitchen blunder has sparked shock and humour, with netizens taking to the comment section to share their reactions. The video was shared on Instagram with the caption, “Should I fire my maid?” The video showed pieces of chicken slowly simmering in gravy, still sealed in their original plastic wrappers.
Cooking blunder by house help goes viral.
The Instagram user who shared the video explained how the mistake occurred. He said that he usually stores frozen chicken in the fridge at home, but had not clearly told the household helper that the chicken needed to be removed from its packaging before cooking. He said, “Meri maid ko koi batanashayadbhoolgayakiissenikalnabhihotahai, matlab direct nahipakanahotahai.” He mentioned that the house help had taken the frozen chicken from the fridge and started cooking it directly in the gravy without realising the plastic wrapping had to be removed first.
Watch the viral video here:
Netizens react to the viral video.
One user reacted, “Must be her first internship.” A second user sarcastically wrote, “Let me go touch my didi’s feet.” Another asked, “Notice period chalrakyadidika?” (Is Didi on her notice period?) One user emphasised, “Microplastics everywhere. Please be careful.” Another expressed, “No way she did this by mistake.” One user joked, “CmonGopibahu !! Not again!” Another joked, “Vegetarian hogi” (She must be vegetarian).

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