‘Bella Ciao to the Joota’: Pakistani bride’s brother gives Money Heist touch to ‘Joota chupai’ tradition, video goes viral

In the viral video, the bride's brother was captured wearing red overalls and the well-known Salvador Dali mask used in the popular show "Money Heist." He can be seen running to the stage, stealing the groom's shoes, and even dancing to a desi version of the song "Bella Ciao."

In the caption accompanying the video, the bride stated that she did not want anything to be ordinary at her wedding. Therefore, she and her sister came up with the idea of a joota heist and asked our brother to get a Money Heist costume from Amazon. Her cousin rehearsed the entire act. She further wrote that the ‘Joota chupai’ segment was the most enjoyed tradition by everyone at the wedding.

Warda Sikander wrote, “Bella ciao to the joota ��I didnt want anything to be simple on my shaddi! So me and my sister came up with the joota heist idea, told our brother to grab a money heist costume from Amazon & my cousin rehearsed the entire thing! To say, everyone at the wedding enjoyed this segment the MOST!




The video has received more than 2.7 million views and numerous reactions from social media users. People were thrilled to witness the distinct approach to the ritual, with many expressing their interest in replicating the Money Heist style.

This is not the first instance where people have incorporated the Money Heist theme into their traditions. In the past, a couple from the Philippines gained a lot of attention when they decided to take their pre-wedding photos in the style of the popular Netflix show. Andrew Rolio and Inez Jade Quial posed in red jumpsuits, and Salvador Dali masks, and held guns in their Money Heist-themed photoshoot. The photos, taken by their photographer Hafid Caballes, went viral on social media.

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