Mona Lisa, The Viral Girl At Maha Kumbh, Responds To Claims Of Earning ₹10 Crore in 10 Days

This year's Maha Kumbh has been full of memorable moments, with one of the biggest stories being the viral rise of Mona Lisa, a garland seller who captured the internet's attention. Not long ago, social media was buzzing with the journey of IITian Baba Abhey Singh, and now Mona Lisa has become an overnight sensation due to her striking beauty.

But the latest buzz surrounding her is whether the viral girl truly earned ₹10 crore in just 10 days at the Kumbh Mela. Since her videos went viral, there have been speculations about her making a fortune by selling garlands.

Did Mona Lisa Earn ₹10 Crore in 10 Days?

Social media claims suggest that Mona Lisa made a huge profit by selling pearl and Rudraksha garlands at the event. However, the viral girl herself has denied these claims. "If I earned so much money, why would I live here and sell garlands?" she said.

While Mona Lisa's newfound fame might have contributed to some increase in sales, the reality was quite different. Her popularity brought a set of challenges, as her father explained in a social media video. The surge in attention led to many people asking for selfies, distracting from her actual business of selling garlands.

Whether it was the general public or YouTubers at the Kumbh Mela, everyone wanted to take a picture with Mona Lisa or interview her. This intense attention sparked a series of incidents where the viral girl faced harassment, raising concerns for her safety. Several videos shared on X showed her being chased by crowds.

There were also reports that Mona Lisa made the difficult decision to leave the Kumbh Mela. Her father decided to send her back home, stating that the Kumbh Mela had become unsafe for her to continue working and for her overall well-being.