Dancing on local trains may seem like a fun idea, but it’s risky. Therefore, the authorities repeatedly urge passengers not to dance while traveling on trains. However, videos on social media show people enjoying the songs while traveling inside moving trains, even crowded ones. Adding to that list is this video of a man dancing in a Mumbai bar. Allegedly a lookalike of Salman Khan, his dance clip received comments from many, including a response from Central Railway.
Salman Khan’s alleged doppelgänger was seen dancing at a bar in Mumbai. (X/@mumbaimatterz)
The video was posted on X (formerly Twitter) under @mumbaimatterz. “The journey inside the #MumbaiLocal train never ceases to bring surprises. Now a #SalmanKhan lookalike showing off his dancing skills inside a local train on the Harbor line. (He even kept his feet loaded with shoes on the seat),” reads the description posted with the video.
The clip begins and shows a man wearing a purple T-shirt and black pants with a handkerchief tied around his forehead. He starts dancing and climbs on the seat. Then he jumps from there and continues his performance. While some passengers are not impressed with the performance, a few are heard cheering him on.
How did the railroad react to this dance video?
Central Railway took note of the video and shared a message asking passengers not to do such activities inside trains. “Passengers are asked not to perform such actions on trains. It causes disturbance to fellow passengers and such activities/stunts are not allowed in train travel,” the department wrote. They marked the X handles of Central Railway RPF, RPF Mumbai Division and asked them to look into the matter.
Check out this dance video in Mumbai:
The video was published on September 29. Since it was shared, it has garnered close to 4.1 lakh views. The share also received close to 900 likes. People posted different comments while reacting to the video. While some expressed dissatisfaction, others announced that they were impressed by the video.
How did X users react to this dance video?
“Kaha se aate Hain ye log? [Where do such people come from],” user X wrote, referring to the popular internet catchphrase. “I think guys like that bring joy to a chaotic local train journey. If you don’t enjoy it, ignore it,” argued another. A few reacted using heart emojis, while some dropped palm emojis.
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Source: newstars.edu.vn