Last week, Milind Soman, Ranvir Shorey and Arshad Warsi lent their voices to a social media campaign that called to boycott Chinese products after tensions escalated between India and China over the border stand off in Ladakh. In fact, recent media reports from China indicate that the People-s Liberation Army troops have been holding night-time high-altitude exercises in the Tibetan Plateau to "infiltrate behind the enemy lines." The anti-China sentiment is riding high across the world for allegedly concealing details about the Coronavirus outbreak, leaving other countries with no time to build a defence. And, while it has long emerged from the lockdown, most global leaders are struggling to contain the infection. India surpassed China-s death toll of 4,638, inching close to the 9,000 mark.

So, when Abhiraj Rajadhyaksha and Niyati Mavinkurve, also known as Abhi and Niyu, of the Instagram handle Following Love, made a video on the China Debt Trap, it was bound to find viewers? But they didn-t think the numbers would hit through the roof. The video on China-s debt trap diplomacy has crossed one crore views on Instagram and has been shared by close to 30 lakh people. In the past two weeks, they have also gained more than one lakh new followers.