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This Pakistani man Becomes Internet Sensation Because Of This Photo

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Earlier this week the internet found its latest viral star, and the hunt was on to identify the tea seller from Islamabad.

Photographer Jiah Ali was carrying her camera when she discovered the man working at a market in Islamabad.

Ali had no idea he would become an internet sensation when she placed the photo on Instagram earlier this week.



Arshad Khan was soon revealed as the man at the centre of all the fuss, and his life has been changed substantially.

The young man has light blue eyes, dark hair and even a little facial hair. He captivated social media users, first in Pakistan and then around the world.

In the past 24 hours, the hashtag #chaiwalla with two different spellings trended in Pakistan.

They called him “chaiwalla.” The name means someone who makes tea in Pakistan.

The search for Arshad rapidly spread across the globe…




Khan, reportedly one of 18 Pashtun siblings and a native of Mardan in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, is soaking it all in. “Some 40 to 50 girls have visited me since morning,” Khan told Samaa TV on Oct.18. Asked if he is open to acting in movies, Khan, without as much as batting an eyelid, said, “Sure I will.”


The answer seems to be yes. On Oct.18, Khan reportedly was signed up by online retailer Fitin to model for the Islamabad-based company.



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