WATCH: Viral video of woman dancing at Mumbai railway platform, leaves internet concerned
Watch the viral video of a young woman dancing to the hit track of ‘Koi Mil Gaya’ at a crowded Mumbai railway platform.
The trend of people dancing in public spaces like metro trains and railway platforms has seen a noticeable increase, drawing attention and reactions from the public. A recent video circulating on the internet captures a young woman, identified as Seema Kanojiya, dancing to the tune of ‘Koi Mil Gaya.’
Seema Kanojiya is an Instagram blogger with over 4.8 lakh followers. In the video, she dances to the popular track from the film ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ on a crowded Mumbai railway platform.
In the viral video, the woman is seen dressed in a blue top and black pants. She is seen performing various dance moves, including rolling on the floor. Some onlookers showed curiosity, while others recorded the scene on their mobile phones, and a few remained indifferent to the performance.
The video sparked reactions on social media, with Mumbai Matterz captioning the post, “Will this #Nautanki ever end in #IndianRailways premises. It seems some “Spirit” has possessed all of them.” Take a look at the video of the woman dancing at the Mumbai railway platform here:
Will this #Nautanki ever end in #IndianRailways premises..
It seems some “Spirit” has possessed all of them… pic.twitter.com/Lkakv70NQm
— मुंबई Matters™ (@mumbaimatterz) December 2, 2023
Since getting shared, the video has garnered over 102k views, leading to diverse reactions in the comments section. Some viewers praised her confidence, while others questioned the choice of location for the dance routine.
Addressing the issue, one user commented, “On a lighter note..the platform looks quite clean for her to roll on it like that, on a serious note… high time Railways interfere and do something about it.” Another user questioned the ongoing drama at IndianRailways, wondering if it would find its final act or continue with endless twists and turns.
Expressing concern, another user remarked, “When you do not want to fo real work, you decide something like this. Works for a meal or a few. After that, it is just downwards to hell.”
Yet another user wished someone had objected, sharing a personal experience of roasting a voice against wrong actions to gather support. The video of the woman dancing at the Mumbai railway platform also prompted a comment highlighting the confidence required to lie down on a floor that may have been spit on by hundreds, if not thousands.
Ms Kalinga