Watch: Woman dances to Tamannaah Bhatia’s ‘Aaj Ki Raat’ in metro; here’s how internet reacted to viral video

Viral Video: From passengers creating reels to heated exchanges, videos related to metro trains always go viral on the internet. These trains have become stages for viral content. Influencers often use metro trains for their dance performances, which instantly capture attention online. However, these videos can make other passengers uncomfortable. Metro authorities have also warned these videographers, but the trend continues. In a recent video, a woman can be seen dancing to Tamannaah Bhatia’s popular song “Aaj Ki Raat” from the movie Stree 2. The viral clip has ignited a debate on social media platforms, with some appreciating the dance while others criticize it.

Saheli Rudra, an Instagram user, shared the video of herself breaking into a dance in the middle of a metro coach. She moved to the upbeat rhythm of the song ‘Aaj Ki Raat,’ to the surprise of fellow passengers. Her post claimed that she danced “due to public demand.” From the footage, reactions from the unsuspecting audience varied from amusement to irritable bewilderment at having an unexpected performance during their commute.

In the video, a few female co-passengers can be seen looking at the camera, while others seen uncomfortable. The clip has sparked an online debate over where to draw the line between creative expression and public disturbance.

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A video that came out just a few days back is now viral on Instagram, having attracted over 800,000 views. People are actively reacting to it, some love it and are praising it, while few are expressing their displeasure, stating it to be unfit for the general audience.

Here Are Some Interesting Comments

• “People are losing their sense of place; this is not the right spot for a dance performance,” a user said.
• “Not everyone is here for your entertainment, please be mindful,” the second users said.
• “She’s living her best life! Why not dance if it brings joy?,” said another.
• “I would be so embarrassed if I was on that coach,” one netizen remarked.
• “This is not a stage, it’s public transport—some people are just trying to get to work,” another added.