A heartwarming story originating in Bandung, West Java, has captured attention on social media. Twin sisters, Hasna and Hasni, shared their joy after being accepted for employment, and the moment was captured on video.
A Moment of Gratitude Goes Viral
The twins shared the news with the owner of their favorite food stall, known online as Mama Puja. Mama Puja reacted with visible emotion to their announcement. In the video, Hasna and Hasni communicated through sign language that they had secured positions at Matahari Mall, a well-known Indonesian department store and retail company.
The video quickly gained traction online, inspiring many with the twins’ determination in the face of communication challenges. Netizens also praised Mama Puja for amplifying their story and communicating with them using sign language.
Returning the Kindness
On Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Hasna and Hasni revisited Mama Puja’s stall to express their gratitude. They presented her and her child with a gift as a token of appreciation. Using sign language, they thanked Mama Puja, saying, “Thank you. Due to the fact that of you two, we went viral. Hasna, Hasni, and Adel. May Mama Puja and Puja always be successful.”
Mama Puja responded in kind, replying in sign language and wishing the twins continued success in their new roles. The exchange resonated with viewers, serving as a reminder of the impact of support, and encouragement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are Hasna and Hasni?
Hasna and Hasni are twin sisters from Bandung, West Java, who recently began working at Matahari Mall.
Where can I locate Hasna and Hasni online?
Hasna can be found on Instagram @hasnaalifahsalsabila and TikTok @hasnaalifahs, while Hasni shares content on Instagram @hasnialifahs and TikTok @hasnialifahs.
What did Hasna and Hasni say about their experience?
Hasna said, “We wish to say thank you for the support.” Hasni added that they hope their story will inspire other deaf people in Indonesia to pursue their dreams.
What does it indicate to witness such genuine displays of gratitude and support within a community?
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