Bagga has extended invitation to the President-elect. He said Donald Trump sahib (sir), you have won the election, now visit here and eat my kheer, you will really enjoy it

In Pakistan's Punjab province, a food vendor named Saleem Bagga is gaining popularity for his resemblance to Donald Trump.

In a bustling market in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province, a food vendor who locals say bears an uncanny resemblance to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump gets more business - and attention - than others.

Residents, amused by his resemblance, frequently comment on his appearance. 'It feels like Trump has come here to sell pudding,' said Mohammad Yaseen, a regular customer. 'When he sings and calls us,

The former US president Donald Trump, who has had many lookalikes over the years, now has found one with musical talent. In a video that has taken social media by storm, a pudding seller is making waves in Pakistan not just for his striking resemblance to the billionaire politician but also for his unique voice.

As Bagga, who has a notable blond quiff due to his albinism, sings a Punjabi song, a crowd gathers around him. The lyrics express longing: "Now you come down to me my love, don't

Unfazed by the popularity, Bagga said, 'My face resembles Donald Trump, that is why people take selfies with me. I feel very good.'

In the bustling markets of Sahiwal, a district in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province, a local food vendor has captured widespread attention for his striking resemblance to US President-elect Donald Trump.

Singing Pakistani street food vendor Saleem Bagga said he feels 'very good' about his uncanny resemblance to the controversial incoming American president Donald Trump