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'Nightmare For Guys': Air India Flight Attendants Tie Rakhi To Passenger Mid-Air; Netizens React Hilariously

Raksha Bandhan celebrations took an unexpected turn for one passenger travelling aboard an Air India flight on August 28. While families across the country came together to celebrate the festival of siblings, Indian-American writer Sudhanshu Kaushik found himself celebrating the occasion at 30,000 feet — and with an entire cabin crew seemingly determined to make him their brother. Kaushik shared…

'Nightmare For Guys': Air India Flight Attendants Tie Rakhi To Passenger Mid-Air; Netizens React Hilariously

Raksha Bandhan, a festival of siblings, took an unexpected turn for passenger Sudhanshu Kaushik on an Air India flight on August 28. The Indian-American writer found himself celebrating the occasion mid-air, surrounded by a cabin crew that seemed intent on making him their brother. The humorous moment was captured on video and shared by Kaushik on social media, where it quickly went viral.

In the video, a flight attendant tied a rakhi around Kaushik's wrist while another crew member recorded the scene. The caption accompanying the video read, "The entire group of flight attendants on my flight decided to bro-zone me."

The unusual Raksha Bandhan moment quickly became the subject of amusement on the internet. Viewers couldn't stop laughing at the unexpected brother-zoning, with comments flooding in to share their own playful takes on the situation. One netizen jokingly called the experience the "biggest nightmare," while others chimed in with their own humorous anecdotes.

The flight attendant featured in the video, Apurba Dewan, also got involved in the fun. Recognizing Kaushik's post, she responded to the video, acknowledging that he had "volunteered" for the rakhi tying. Her comment suggested that Kaushik had willingly participated in the exchange, adding an extra layer of humor to the already amusing situation.

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