"Seriously Frustrating": Internet Reacts To Woman's Dance At Mumbai Airport, Demands Action
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Several people criticised her and called the act a ''public nuisance'', asking Airport authorities to take action against her.
There has been a staggering increase recently in the trend of people dancing inside metro trains, train platforms and other public areas. These acts are not just highly unnecessary but also cause inconvenience and discomfort to other passengers. Now, a new video has surfaced on X showing a woman dancing to a Bollywood song, believed to be shot at Mumbai airport. The virus has reached the airports pic.twitter.com/vSG15BOAZE
The video opens to show a woman, wearing a salwar kurta, breaking into dramatic dance moves on Kurukshetra's 'Aap ka aana' song. While many people looked at her with curiosity, others were simply unconcerned.
''The virus has reached the airports,'' an X user who goes by the username @desimojito wrote while sharing the video.
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