Falsa (scientific name: Grewia asiatica) is a popular summer fruit plant grown in many parts of India. The plant produces small berries that change color from green and pinkish-orange to dark purple or black when ripe. Falsa fruits are known for their sweet-sour flavor and cooling properties, making them a favorite during hot Indian summers.

The shrub grows well in warm and dry climates and is commonly cultivated in northern and central India. Its fruits are often used to prepare refreshing juices, sherbets, jams, and desserts. The leaves are broad and green, while the berries grow in small hanging clusters along the branches.