• In a video that Rohan Nagpal uploaded to YouTube, you can see someone making a video outside of his house.
• Then, they point the camera at this one-of-a-kind rangoli and scan the code.
• The QR code leads to a scene from the show Tarak Mehta ka oolta chashma when it is scanned.

Most of us look forward to new clothes, good food, and a good time with friends and family during Diwali. But Diwali is also a time for some people to show off their artistic skills. People use different colors and patterns to make beautiful rangolis. We’re used to seeing flowers and other shapes, but have you ever seen a rangoli with a QR code? No, correct? Well, a QR code rangoli can be seen in a video that is going around the internet.

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In a video that Rohan Nagpal uploaded to YouTube, you can see someone making a video outside of his house. Then, they point the camera at this one-of-a-kind rangoli and scan the code. The QR code leads to a scene from the show Tarak Mehta ka oolta chashma when it is scanned. In the scene, Tarak Mehta’s character sings “Happy Diwali.”

Here’s a video you can watch:

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Since it was shared, this video has been seen more than four lakh times, has 42,000 likes, and has been commented on by many people. In the comments, one person wrote, “Not an ordinary Jetha fan.” Another said, “Next level Rangoli bro.” A third said, “Woahh, what an idea.” A fourth person said, “This is so funny!”