Overview

• The video shows the instructor holding a samosa with a fork, slicing it with a knife, eating with the fork, and using a spoon for chutney.
• It circulated from Instagram to X, including a repost by the handle JeetN25 that garnered more than 684,000 views within two days.
• Online reactions skewed negative, with users calling the lesson pretentious and stressing that samosas are traditionally eaten by hand.
• Indian Express highlighted detailed instructions seen in newer shares, including a post by TimesAlgebraIND featuring the classroom demonstration.
• Times Now said it could not independently verify the post’s details, and outlets noted similar backlash in August over a cutlery tutorial for pani puri.