Bagga has extended invitation to the President-elect. He said Donald Trump sahib (sir), you have won the election, now visit here and eat my kheer, you will really enjoy it

In a bustling market in Pakistan’s eastern Punjab province, a food vendor who locals say bears an uncanny resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump gets more business – and attention – than others.

The former US president Donald Trump, who has had many lookalikes over the years, now has found one with musical talent. In a video that has taken social media by storm, a pudding seller is making waves in Pakistan not just for his striking resemblance to the billionaire politician but also for his unique voice.

Donald Trump has been making a lot of noise ever since he has been re-elected as the US President. He has always been a debatable personality on social media due to his vociferous views. Michelle Obama and Kamala Harris have already established their dislike for Trump but many have stood his principles and style of working as well.

Residents, amused by his resemblance, frequently comment on his appearance. 'It feels like Trump has come here to sell pudding,' said Mohammad Yaseen, a regular customer. 'When he sings and calls us,

Unfazed by the popularity, Bagga said, 'My face resembles Donald Trump, that is why people take selfies with me. I feel very good.'

As Bagga, who has a notable blond quiff due to his albinism, sings a Punjabi song, a crowd gathers around him. The lyrics express longing: "Now you come down to me my love, don't

Saleem Bagga has become an unexpected sensation not for his famous rice pudding, but for his striking resemblance to Donald Trump. Hailing from Sahiwal, Bagga has drawn crowds of locals and visitors eager to taste his kheer and capture selfies with the Trump lookalike.

In the bustling markets of Sahiwal, a district in Pakistan’s eastern Punjab province, a local food vendor has become a sensation due to his striking resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Saleem Bagga,