Saloni Gaur Perfectly Imitates That One New Admission Girl in School-And It's Hilariously Relatable

Changing schools comes with a lot of adjustment, but there's always that one new admission who just can't stop talking about how things were so different before. If you've met someone like that, Saloni Gaur's latest reel will hit you right in the nostalgia. Known for her sharp comic timing and everyday relatability, Saloni nails the character of the new girl who's struggling to adjust—and isn't shy about letting everyone know.

Her sketch is more than just funny—it's a throwback to the little quirks, rules, and drama that made school life what it was.

"Ponytail Not Allowed? But This Never Happened in My Old School!"

The video kicks off with the classic hair dilemma. In her new school, ponytails are banned, and pleats are mandatory. The character is baffled, explaining how in her previous school, her hairstyle was never questioned. She even stresses how pleats don't suit her current haircut—classic new girl drama that many will instantly recognize.

“Dad's in a Transferable Job—So My Geography Is Strong, Not My Friend Circle”

Next comes the emotional twist wrapped in humor. She casually drops that her dad's job moves them across the country, so she's seen most of India. That's why her geography is on point, but sadly, her friend count is still in single digits.

“Why Are Teachers Obsessed with Skirt Length Here?”

She questions why teachers in this school are so focused on skirt length, saying this was never an issue where she studied earlier.

“I've Already Read That Book—I Was in a Different Board”

When a teacher asks her to focus and read, she quickly responds, I was in a different education board earlier, hence I've already read it.

“Sunscreen Not Allowed? Who'll Deal with My Tan—The Teacher?”

One of the most hilarious parts comes when she realizes sunscreen is banned in school. Her reaction? Total disbelief. She dramatically asks if the teacher will now help her remove tan.

“No Canteen? In My Old School, We Had a Whole Cafeteria”

She's clearly unimpressed when she finds out there's no canteen in this school. In her last one, there was a fully functional cafeteria. This comparison was delivered as classic new-student snobbery, making it incredibly funny.

“Why Are Bags Being Checked? My Mom Will Discuss This in PTM”

The final punch lands when she sees bag checks happening at school. For her, this is a full-on privacy breach. “This never used to happen in my old school,” she says, before adding that her mom will surely raise this at the next PTM. It's the perfect closing line—relatable, sassy, and pure gold for anyone who's ever dealt with school drama.

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Saloni Gaur's take is exaggerated in the best way, balancing humor with a touch of truth that makes you both laugh and remember your own school days.