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imageLast month, the internet fell in love with Pakistani tea-seller Arshad Khan because of his rugged good looks. Now there’s another star who’s emerge on social media for her good looks.

Kusum Shrestha, 18, was photographed carrying crates of tomatoes at a local market in Nepal and it has gone viral. Soon after the pictures were posted online, the hashtags #Tarkariwali and #Sabjiwali quickly started trending on social media as admirers swooned over her beauty.

While talking to BBC, Shrestha revealed, she is studying management and was helping her parents during the holidays when the pictures were taken at the Fishling suspension bridge between Gorkha and Chitwan. “My friend asked me if I am the same girl whose photos became viral on Facebook but I didn’t know,” she said.

“Then she sent me the pictures and when I saw them, I found it was me. On that day, I came to sell the vegetables to help my parents. When I was on my way to sell the vegetables, RupChandra [the photographer] took my picture – but at that point of time, I didn’t know that I was being photographed,” she added.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2016

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