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Who Is Nishant Kerketta? Indian 'Shirtless' Farmer From Jharkhand Goes Viral For Model-Like Style, Bollywood Celebs React

A muddy paddy field may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of a fashion shoot. But Nishant Kerketta is changing that with Instagram reels that bring together his life as a farmer and his sharp eye for menswear. From working barefoot in the fields to posing in oversized tailoring, his videos have caught the internet’s attention for an unexpected reason — style.

Nishant Kerketta, an Indian farmer from Jharkhand, has gained viral attention for his unique blend of rural life and impeccable fashion sense. Working barefoot in muddy paddy fields, Kerketta has captivated the online world with his photos and videos showcasing a new perspective on menswear. Despite the simplicity of his appearance, he exudes a confident, model-like aura that draws viewers in.

One of his latest reels, titled "Indian farmer starting fashion," takes place in the rural landscape of Jharkhand under a cloudy sky. The video begins with Kerketta walking through a muddy paddy field holding a woven basket, wearing only grey shorts with no shirt. As he works in the field, he locks eyes with the camera and gives a small thumbs-up, showcasing his unique style in an unexpected setting.

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