'Is My Russian Wife a Spy?' Indian Man's Viral 'Code Language' Joke Has The Internet In Splits

New Delhi: An Indian man, who fell in love with a Russian woman and then married three different times, is currently harboring a strange free. The man recently jokinly revealed in a Instagram video that his wife is a spy after she used a secret code language.

What is there in the video?

In the 16-second Instagram video, the man, known as Uddeshya, is shown lying on the bed and watching his wife Kseniia talking on the phone. He does not speak a word in this small video clip, but everything is evident from his expressions.

The 1978 Euro-disco song "Rasputin" is played in the background while Uddeshya is showing his emotions through text overlay.

What is the woman saying?

In the video, a woman is speaking with somebody on the phone while the man is making the video.

Text overlay for the video shows "People are constantly telling me that my wife may be a Russian spy. Of course, I do not believe them, but there is the time when she uses code words. Jokingly, she used word 'KGB' in a conversation to scare me. Should I tell her that I am scared?"

For those who do not know about KGB, it stands for Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti which was an intelligence agency in Soviet Russia from 1954 till 1991. The organization was responsible for the security of all 15 republics of the Soviet Union.

How are people reacting?

Uddeshya shared the video with the caption, "She might just be one!!!" The hilarious video has already garnered over 75,000 views, 1,634 likes, and 24 comments. People can't help but laugh and are teasing Uddeshya in the comments section.

A user said, "Run, brother, run... save your life! By the way, check your windows in the meantime." 

Another user commented, "The Russian spy has come to India to get training from the neighborhood aunties." While other user wrote, "Brother, I'm laughing like crazy seeing your expressions."

What about the three wedding?

In another video, Kseniia and Uddeshya explain that the wedding was initially arranged as a court marriage to legally bring her from Russia to India.

Later, in early 2026, the couple solemnized their wedding in Christian ceremonies and then traditional Hindu ceremonies in the presence of their friends and family.