Watch: How Bengaluru People Dance Their Way For A Free Ice Cream Scoop
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The cheerful video spreads a lot of joy, optimism, and smiles on social media.
Ice cream and summer go together like peanut butter and jelly, which may be why desert lovers throughout the world celebrate National Ice Cream Day on the third Sunday of July each year.
The day fell on July 16 this year, and one ice cream shop in Bengaluru celebrated it in such a way that a video of their festivities quickly became popular online.
The renowned chain of ice cream shops, Corner House, in Bengaluru, decided to give away a free scoop of ice cream to its customers in celebration of Ice Cream Day, but it came with a requirement: the patrons had to dance their way into the ice cream shop in front of the CCTV cameras.
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