India, Aug. 1 -- A Mumbai-based content creator has gone viral (with 3.9M views) after taking on an unusual challenge in New York's Times Square: finding 100 Indians in under an hour. In the Reel posted on Wednesday, content creator Prannay Joshi documented the challenge, beginning it at 9.57pm. He walked through the crowded streets of Times Square, approaching strangers, speaking to families, tourists and groups of friends, with a simple question: "Are you from India?" The very first group he stopped consisted of 12 people and every one of them turned out to be Indian. Just 15 minutes into the challenge, he had already found 32 Indians. Well before the hour was up, Joshi completed the challenge, revealing that he had found 100 Indians in just 48 minutes. The video quickly caught the internet's attention, with many users joking that finding Indians abroad is often easier than expected, especially in popular tourist destinations. Several users also pointed to the size of the Indian diaspora across the world. "Videographer ko salute," one user commended the effort. Another joked, "Next dare: find 100 foreigners in Shivaji Park." "How simple it is to recognise Indians," wrote a third. Many others commented that the challenge would have been completed even more quickly in cities such as London, Toronto or Dubai, where large Indian communities live. HTC...