Chandigarh, Jan 5 — A video of Punjabi influencer Param, also known as ‘Lady Moosewala,’ fumbling with chopsticks in a UK restaurant has gone viral, drawing praise for her unfiltered approach.
In the clip, Param repeatedly attempts to pick up food with chopsticks, ultimately laughing at her own struggles. “I’m used to singing and dancing, not chopsticks!” she joked in a post accompanying the video.
Fans flooded the comments with supportive reactions. “Finally someone normal!” wrote one follower.
Another added, “Param’s realness is everything we needed today.” The post has also inspired others to share their own chopstick mishaps.
Param, originally from Dunneke village in Moga district, shot to fame with her viral single “That Girl,” which celebrates self-confidence and female independence. Her stage persona, Lady Moosewala, is noted for its bold style and Punjabi flair.
Born to Surjit Singh, a daily wage labourer, and Jaspal Kaur, a domestic helper, Param balances her rising music career with studies at DM College, Moga. Despite coming from a modest background, she has cultivated a strong online presence, documenting her journey from small-town Punjab to international recognition.
Her UK visit, closely followed by millions of fans, showcases her signature wit and authenticity, further solidifying her reputation as a relatable and inspiring figure in contemporary Punjabi pop culture.