Russian tourist gets emotional after eating Indian thali in Delhi; read to find why

Indian hospitality is extremely popular worldwide for its warmth and generosity and Indian food is loved by tourists who visit India from various countries to get a taste of both these things. The concept of "Atithi Devo Bhava" (Guest is God) is deeply rooted in Indian culture and is based on the importance of treating guests with respect and kindness. Indians take great pride in welcoming and hosting guests, often going above and beyond to ensure their comfort and happiness.
A recent overwhelming encounter between a Russian tourist and a Delhi family has been appreciated by many on social media, bringing forth the true essence of Indian hospitality. The tourist's experience of being invited to join the family's meal outside a temple and the family's kindness has won over people across the globe, showing the magic of Indian hospitality.
In a viral video, he remembers and shares how the family initially asked about his nationality and then warmly welcomed him to join their meal.
As seen further in the video, a man hands the tourist a traditional Indian thali, complete with daal, roti, sabzi, and papad. Curiously, the tourist inquires, "What is this?" Upon learning it's papad, he comments, "It is very tasty, guys." This simple yet heartfelt interaction shows the warmth and generosity that defines Indian hospitality.

After enjoying his meal, the tourist is offered candies by one of the men. The tourist expressed his gratitude, sharing that he was hungry and the family's kindness was overwhelming. He concluded his video with a heartfelt message: "Come to India, and India will show you the true meaning of spirituality." This was truly appreciated by the users online as it went well with the core values of Indian culture, where guests are treated with utmost respect and care.

The video went viral online and captured the hearts of many, the internet users praised the kindness and generosity of the Indian family. One user wrote, "Indian hospitality wins hearts once again! A simple gesture, a lifelong friendship—this is the magic of India!" Another commented, "Russians love India.
Only a few Westerners hate India because we take away their high-paying jobs." A third said, "Both Indian and Russian cultures are very thoughtful and care about human feelings. We like our Russian friends, please enjoy and you are always welcome."