New Delhi: Chandrika Gera Dixit, better known as Delhis viral vada pav girl, is back in the spotlight – and not for her delicious street food. A new video circulating online captures Dixit and her mother embroiled in a fiery public altercation in Delhis Pitampura area.From quirky to quarrelsomeDixit first gained online fame for her unique approach to food vending. Her quirky antics, as some describe them, often involved playfully scolding customers – moments that were captured and shared on social media. However, this latest video showcases a different side of the vada pav girl.The argument unfoldsThe undated video depicts Dixit engaged in a heated argument with a group of people. Bystanders surround the scene, some recording the spat on their phones. Dixits mother, riding an electric scooter, appears to be taking her side, yelling at those documenting the incident.The situation escalates as Dixits mother shouts, Jisne tereko bheja hai uski video bana! (Record video of the person who sent you!). Unable to escape the crowd, she resorts to verbal abuse before finally managing to speed away on her scooter amidst laughter from onlookers.Kalesh b/w Viral Vadapav Girl, Her Mom and Crowd on Road (Context in Clip)pic.twitter.com/yjyWhzOxhO— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) April 26, 2024From verbal to physicalThe video takes a further turn as Dixit charges towards a woman, seemingly the source of the initial argument with her mother. Shouting and physical contact ensue, with bystanders intervening to separate the two women. Despite their efforts, Dixit continues to yell furiously as the video ends.Cause of the conflict unknownThe reason behind the altercation remains unclear from the video. It has garnered significant online attention, but no reports of the incident being filed with the police have surfaced.Viral vada pav girlDixit, originally from Indore, transitioned from a four-year stint at Haldirams to vada pav vendor. Seeking new opportunities, she relocated to Delhi and currently operates her stall near Keshav Mahavidyalaya in Pitampura. With her husbands support, she has built a thriving business, further amplified by her strong social media presence – over 200,000 followers on Instagram and 100,000 subscribers on YouTube.This latest episode, however, raises questions about the impact of such online fame and the fine line between quirky and confrontational behavior.
