rasiwallahs
The term "rasiwallah" is a colloquial Hindi and Urdu term used in South Asia, particularly in India and Pakistan. It literally translates to "juice person" or "one who deals in juice." Historically, it referred to street vendors who sold freshly squeezed fruit juices, often from carts or small stalls. These vendors were a common sight in bustling markets and public spaces, offering refreshing beverages to passersby.
Over time, the meaning of "rasiwallah" has broadened. While still encompassing juice vendors, it can also be