How a Garland Seller Became an Internet Star
Mona Lisa Bhonsle, a simple garland seller from Indore, never imagined she would become the biggest viral sensation at the Maha Kumbh festival in Prayagraj. Her striking beauty and humble demeanor captured the attention of festival-goers and social media users alike, making her the talk of the town.
Bhonsle and her family have been selling Rudraksha and pearl garlands at religious gatherings for years. However, this time, her presence at Maha Kumbh 2025 turned her into an internet sensation.
Rising Popularity Turns Into a Safety Issue
While many admired Bhonsle’s natural beauty, the attention soon became overwhelming. Massive crowds gathered at her stall, making it difficult for her to carry out her usual business.
In a shocking incident, a group of men forced their way to her, demanding selfies despite her objections. The harassment raised serious safety concerns, prompting organizers to take necessary precautions.
Did Mona Lisa Bhonsle Really Earn INR 10 Crores?
Alongside her viral fame, a bizarre rumor emerged—claims that Bhonsle had made an astounding INR 10 crores in just 10 days by selling garlands at the festival.
This speculation quickly spread on social media platforms, with some believing that her newfound stardom had driven her sales to unimaginable heights.
Bhonsle Sets the Record Straight
Speaking to an Indian news outlet, Bhonsle categorically denied the earnings rumor, stating:
“If I had made that kind of money, do you think I would still be here, selling garlands?”
Her statement put an end to the wild speculation, but her viral status remains intact, making her one of the most talked-about personalities at Maha Kumbh 2025.
