The video appears to be a prank or social experiment where the creators, disguised as electricity department employees, stop random people on the street and ask them questions about the electricity in their village. They then pretend to take notes and make phone calls to lodge complaints, all while secretly filming the interactions.
At some point, they reveal that they are not actually from the electricity department and instead offer to replace the person's old mobile phone with a new iPhone as a "gift" for participating in their "survey." The reactions of the people being pranked are captured on camera, showing their surprise and often delight at receiving a new phone.
The video is likely intended to be humorous and entertaining, with the creators using the prank as a way to bring joy to the people they interact with.
Here are the facts extracted from the text:
1. The text appears to be a transcript of a prank video.
2. The pranksters pretend to be from the electricity department.
3. They stop people on the road and ask them questions about electricity cuts in their area.
4. They take the person's mobile phone and break it.
5. They offer to replace the broken phone with a new iPhone.
6. The pranksters visit a shop to buy a new iPhone to give to the person.
7. The person is given a new iPhone in exchange for their broken phone.
8. The pranksters claim to be conducting a survey about electricity cuts.
9. They ask people about the duration of electricity cuts in their area.
10. The pranksters pretend to make a phone call to lodge a complaint about the electricity cuts.
11. They ask people for their names and contact information.
12. The pranksters claim to be working for the electricity department in Jaipur.