A video of a visually-impaired samosa street seller in India refusing a generous gift of money from a stranger has gone viral . Posted on YouTube by Indian actor Varun Pruthia whose 'Bringing Humanity Back ' videos have made him an internet sensation , the clip shows him approaching a man sitting on the ground selling samosas . Priced at just 10 rupees for two samosas , the man is left astonished when Delhi-based Mr Pruthia gives him 1000 rupees , saying : 'God sent this for you ' before walking off without waiting for his change . 1000 rupees is around £10 , and with more than 40 % of Indians earning just 78 pence a day , a one thousand rupee note is the equivalent of two weeks ' wages . However , rather than accepting the money , the samosa seller chases after him and insists on giving him his money back . 'Sir , I do n't need 1000 rupees , ' he says , 'what I make with my efforts is enough for me . 'Give this to someone more needy than me , ' insists the street seller to Mr Pruthia who smiles at him in astonishment . Indian actor Varun Pruthia gives the street seller 1000 rupees , saying : 'God sent this for you , ' before walking away without his change . The street seller refuses to take the money and decides to chase after Mr Pruthia . Mr Pruthia looks surprised that the street seller has chased after him to give him his money back . After pausing a moment Mr Pruthia says : 'Ok , please hold this , ' and hands the seller the samosas whilst he goes to get smaller currency . 'You 're an inspiration , ' he adds as he looks in his wallet . Mr Pruthia gives the street vendor Rs100 and waits patiently as the man counts out his Rs90 in change . ' A big salute to you sir for your honesty , ' says the actor , still clearly in shock , ' ... never give up in life . ' Mr Pruthia then asks the man for a hug and as they embrace the food seller says : ' I just want money for my efforts , here is your change . ' Both men smile at each other , salute and part ways . The video then goes black and a message comes on the screen : . 'There are people who have money , and people who are rich . 'He [ the samosa seller ] teaches us that money does n't make you rich , attitude does . 'Share this if he makes you proud to be human . ' The street seller insists that he does n't need the money and that it should be given to someone more in need . Mr Pruthia is visibly moved as the food vendor insists on giving him the exact change for his samosas . The video is just one of many similar clips online of Mr Pruthia carrying out acts of kindness on the streets of India to promote his # BringingHumanityBack campaign . The actor , who for the last ten months has been posting kindness videos on his YouTube and Facebook pages , has become an inspiration for many across the globe , and has even started his own 'nomination ' trend on social media . Mr Pruthia is encouraging people to help 'hardworking , needy people with money in the next 48 hours . 'Record their reaction , upload the video on your Facebook profile and name it # BringBackHumanity and nominate three friends to complete the challenge in 72 hours . ' The street seller and Mr Pruthia share an embrace before saluting each other as they go their separate ways .
Bollywood actor Varun Pruthia has proved an internet hit with his ' Bringing Humanity Back ' videos . The actor approached a man selling samosas and gave him the equivalent of three weeks ' wages . The visually - impaired man refused to accept the payment and chased Mr Pruthia to return it . The shop vendor insisted it should be given to someone ' more needy '