Samsung S25 Ultra steals monkeys, only returns for a pack of mangos juice. Watch viral video

A mischievous monkey in Vrindavan has conquered the Internet in the storm after completing an amusing bartering. The clever primacy exchanged a high-end sampling S25 Ultra smartphone for a small package mango drink and had social media users amused and impressed.

The funny exchange

The incident was recorded in a video divided into Instagram in a Rathoud Cartah. The film material shows the monkeys on a balcony and holds firmly on the expensive smartphone, while three men are down and try to negotiate his return.

The men are desperate to call up the device and throw several packs of FrooTi towards the monkey, hoping to complete a deal. At first the monkey seems to be unimpressed and refuses to let go of the phone. Only if the negotiations fail will one of the packs land at the perfect place. The intelligent primacy takes the opportunity and quickly reaches for the mango drink, strikes the Samsung S25 Ultra back and enjoys its well-deserved refreshment.

The post was humorously labeled, “Samsung S25 Ultra Le Gaya Vrindavan Ka Bandar”, which perfectly summarizes the unexpected trade.

Social media reactions

The viral video has let the internet users down, and many praised the intelligence of the monkey and the strong negotiation skills. The users flooded the comments with funny comments and compared the scene with an old bartering system.

An amused user joked: “Even monkeys know the value of a cold drink in this heat!” Another added: “Smart monkey! It knew exactly what it wanted.” A third user joked: “At least he didn't ask for a two-year EMI plan!”

Many spectators compared the monkey tactics with a well -organized trading company. “This monkey clearly understands the bartering system!” A comment read while another user speculated humorously: “At that time I am convinced that they are pretending to be deliberately animals.”

Some even made a shock with Tech users, with one wrote: “Apple users, they remain vigilant. Your iPhones could be next!” Another joked: “Imagine you explain to your insurance company that a monkey has stolen your phone and exchanged for a juice box.”

A frequent sight in Vrindavan

Monkey in Vrindavan are notorious for their playful antics, often snap personal objects from visitors and only give them back in exchange for treats. Many locals and tourists had similar encounters and strengthened the idea that these primates master a unique trading system.

At the moment it seems that this cheeky monkey has set a new standard for high-quality trades-and negotiate intelligently and always demand the best snacks!