Clever Monkey Snatches Samsung Phone in Vrindavan, Trades It for a Snack
A mischievous monkey in Vrindavan has taken social media by storm after pulling off a clever trade—stealing a Samsung S25 Ultra smartphone and exchanging it for a pack of mango drinks. The hilarious incident, captured on video, showcases the monkey’s bargaining skills and has left netizens in stitches.
A mischievous monkey in Vrindavan has taken social media by storm after pulling off a clever trade—stealing a Samsung S25 Ultra smartphone and exchanging it for a pack of mango drinks. The hilarious incident, captured on video, showcases the monkey’s bargaining skills and has left netizens in stitches.
Monkey’s Smart Barter Deal Caught on Camera
The viral video, shared on Instagram by Karthik Rathoud, shows the monkey perched on a balcony, clutching the expensive smartphone while three men below attempt to negotiate its return. They offer multiple packs of Frooti, but the cunning primate initially refuses to give in. The tension builds as the monkey remains unimpressed by their efforts.
Finally, one of the drink packs lands within the monkey’s reach. Without hesitation, it grabs the juice, tosses the phone back, and enjoys its reward—leaving the onlookers amused. The video caption humorously reads, “Samsung S25 Ultra le gaya Vrindavan ka bandar.”
Social Media Reacts to Monkey’s Cunning Tactics
The video quickly went viral, with social media users marveling at the monkey’s intelligence and the growing “barter system” between humans and primates in Indian cities like Mathura and Vrindavan.
One amused user commented, “At this point, I am convinced they only act as animals intentionally.” Another joked, “The monkey is living its best life—high-value trades and a free drink.” A third user quipped, “Imagine explaining to your insurance company that a monkey stole your phone and traded it for a juice box.”
The Infamous Monkey Menace in Vrindavan
Monkeys in Vrindavan are notorious for snatching personal belongings such as phones, glasses, and food items from unsuspecting people. Locals and tourists often resort to bribing them with food to retrieve their stolen goods. Incidents like these highlight the growing intelligence and adaptability of these primates, making them a constant source of both amusement and frustration.
As the viral video continues to entertain netizens, one thing is clear—Vrindavan’s monkeys have mastered the art of negotiation, proving that sometimes, even a smartphone can be exchanged for a well-placed mango drink.
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