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Origin of Masala
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Twitter wants me to add a tag that above video is satire So adding a tag satire. They say if Dr. herself may say it then it must be tagged cartoon because then the character itself is really silly! 😜

She is a modern day Romila Tapar. Next she will talk about how Ram learned dharma from Jesus and Mohammad 🤷🏻♂️

las00n ke liye bhi kijiye..

And that is how MurgMusalla was invented 🤣

Masha-Allah

Habibi Habibi Masala bai

Origin of Masala Movies rather.

@MumukshuSavitri your friend @ThePujaTeli .

@MumukshuSavitri ji isko Habibi ko sikhaao kuch. 😂😂

tMasha hAllah by AI woman.

Ye history k naam pr mullvaad bechti hai ....hm v PHD kr rhe history se hme to aisa kuch mila

Is this AI?

It is RS. Real Stupidity.

Yeh jhaantu ko koi band karvao

Muggles sounds better and funny in previous clip you posted…..it’s funnier than mogals😂

इतनी उच्च कोटि का ज्ञान 😝

all mocking aside, masala is an arabic word

Masha Alla!

Tell me this is AI because that lady who is known for overacting is not overacting in the video

So true 😭

😂😂🤣

Good one 😂 No Fake historian has been harmed in this clip @tishasaroyan 🤡

@MumukshuSavitri Just in case you may have missed this one 😁

Mashaallah!! 😂😂

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She claims to be a PhD…!!!

Big Baised boobies & their Halal halala kinda hypothesis Fir sake of heaven Plz Read the Annie Besant 's letter to Gandhi.....

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Same with Biryaani-"One day Babur saw that in Delhi market people are busy watching JCB doing digging, so he called his slave Yaaniv and asked what is going? Yaaniv replied- "Hindustaniyo ka Bhir " So, from there the word "Bhir-Yaaniv" emerged and later called Biryani

Unbelievable levels of stupidity for her to put something like this out.

😂🤣🤣

Arabic masaleh traces back to the Sanskrit root mishra (meaning a mixture or blend), which evolved phonetically through mishar, mishal, and mashala. त्रिकटु (Trikaṭu) (a three-spice mix) and पञ्चकोल (Pañcakola) (a five-spice mix) was also used in ancient recipe texts.

Who is this idiot?
