Viral Video Of Girl Dancing Inside Delhi Metro Sparks Outrage, Internet Demands Action

People do different things to go viral on social media. They try to show their talent differently. Delhi Metro has become a hub of all sorts of bizarre activities carried out by commuters quite frequently nowadays. Many controversial videos filmed inside the Delhi Metro are circulating online. A recent viral video became a prey for netizens. The funny thing is that while people were trolling her in the comments, they gave more importance to the aunty standing behind the girl.

In the video, the girl dances to a Bhojpuri song on a pretty empty metro train. The video, shared on Instagram by the account manishadancer01, has garnered over 20 lakh views. A look at the comments section shows that Manishadancier is being trolled more. The woman behind the girl seems to be a bit anxious and nervous due to her dance.

It is also worth noting that dancer Manisha shares many videos of her dancing on Instagram. It is one of the few videos of hers that have gone viral. But maybe people find the comments on it funnier than the video itself. But most people did not like the dance.

Mahesh Kumar Saini wrote with angry emojis, “Help send such reels to Delhi Police”. Another person, Kartikeya Maurya said, “Why such people are not treated.” Neetu Verma commented, “Hey stop, the mad aunty is scared.” Seema guessed the aunty’s feelings and commented, “The aunty was about to slap her.”

Another viral clip features two women, one in a white dress and the other in a white saree, seated on the metro floor amid scattered colours. With their faces already covered in colour powder, they proceed to apply more to each other’s faces, choreographed to the tune of the song Ang Laga De.

The scene escalates as they begin to apply colours by rubbing their faces together and engaging in other suggestive actions, such as pretending to sleep on each other and attempting to kiss, all while surrounded by uncomfortable onlookers.

The video quickly made its way online, prompting a backlash from netizens who called on the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to take action against such public displays.