The video appears to be a traditional Indian celebration of Holi, where the host, along with their team, decides to revive an ancient ritual of making popcorn using traditional methods. They start by preparing a large pan and using salt to heat up the corn. After some trial and error, they successfully make popcorn using the salt method. They then try making popcorn using oil, but find that it's more expensive and not as effective.
The team makes a large quantity of popcorn, estimated to be around 100 kg of corn, and fills several bags with it. They compare the quality of popcorn made using salt and oil, noting that the salt method produces better results. The video ends with the team enjoying their freshly made popcorn and wishing their viewers a happy Holi.
Throughout the video, the host provides commentary and explanations of the process, often interacting with their team members and encouraging audience participation. The video also includes traditional Indian elements, such as the celebration of Holi and the use of traditional methods for making popcorn.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about making popcorn.
2. The host, Pooja, is making popcorn for a holiday celebration.
3. There are two methods to make popcorn: using salt and using oil.
4. The host tries the salt method first.
5. The host uses a large pan to make a large quantity of popcorn.
6. The host uses a local oven to heat the pan.
7. The host adds corn to the hot salt and waits for it to pop.
8. The host then separates the salt from the popcorn using a special jar.
9. The host makes a second batch of popcorn using oil.
10. The host notes that the oil method is more expensive and produces less popcorn.
11. The host uses 100kg of corn to make a large quantity of popcorn.
12. The host makes multiple batches of popcorn using both the salt and oil methods.
13. The host compares the quality and quantity of popcorn made using both methods.
14. The host concludes that making popcorn with salt produces more popcorn and is a healthier option.
15. The host wishes the viewers a happy holiday and ends the video.