Watch: Old Woman Participates In Dahi Handi Event, Internet Calls Her "Incredible Dadi"
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Internet users showered the comment section with praises. While some lauded the old woman for her grit, others simply called her "inspiring".
Janmashtami might have gotten over but colourful videos and photos of people celebrating the festival are still surfacing on the internet. One such clip shared by Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Dipanshu Kabra is going viral. It shows an old woman enthusiastically gearing up for the Dahi Handi event and climbing up a human pyramid. The Incredible Dadi! pic.twitter.com/QiwPHeYYUx
Dahi Handi competition is part of the Krishna Janmashtami festival and it is celebrated across the nation. The video shows the woman dressed in an orange saree successfully reaching the pot tied at a height, while people around her cheered in the background. "The Incredible dadi," Mr Kabra wrote in the caption.
Watch the video below:
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