Teacher dancing to item song inside class sparks online debate, Watch viral video
With every passing day, the number of viral dance videos that we keep coming across continues to increase. In a recent video, a teacher is seen dancing to item song “Kajra Re” inside classroom is going viral over the internet. However, the users have not appreciated the video much.
Originally shared on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) by user @yeazlas, the video has garnered over 6.7 lakh views, while nearly fourteen hundred users have like the clip. In the video, the teacher is seen dancing to the item song “Kajra Re” from Bollywood movie “Bunty Aur Babli”, while some other people are also seen dancing with her.
The video has been accompanied with a caption that read, “Never imagined we’d see a day where teachers are dancing literally on an item song inside a classroom.”
Reacting to the video, one user said, “There was a time when teachers in the school were the moral compass.. role models.. if they’ve become chapris and honda shernis, it is natural that students will follow suit. All nonsense is being normalised.” Another person wrote, “Till dance was Ok but then guy took to next level taking red chunri.”
Meanwhile, a third person said, “She should be in bar, not in class.” Adding to this, another user wrote, “This kind of time passing teachers fraternity cannot teach values to the students and cannot be role models to the society. As an individual, they can do anywhere, but not in school premises.”
Meanwhile, a few users have also supported the teacher. A user commented, “What is wrong with this? Mind your own business. I remember when I was in school 40 + years ago a teacher singing and dancing to “Dhoondo dhoondo re saajna more kaan ka Bala” on Teachers’ Day in our classroom. Not very different.” Another Instagram user said, “You seem to be mentally ill and can’t identify between a dance during a teacher’s birthday celebration and an item song dance!”
Never imagined we’d see a day where teachers are dancing literally on an item song inside a classroom. pic.twitter.com/4mKUl05RHY
— Jeetas posting their L”s (GOBLIN ERA) (@yeazlas) March 16, 2024
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