Boy suddenly got up and started dancing in Mumbai local, people started screaming after seeing this

Mumbai Native Viral Dance Video: In this era of reels, the dance fever has hit some people to such an extent that wherever they get a chance, they leave no stone unturned to showcase their talent. To garner limelight on social media, sometimes someone tries to attract people’s attention by doing strange acts, while someone blows people’s senses with his talent. Recently, a similar video is going viral on the internet these days, in which a boy is seen doing a flat dance inside a moving train, seeing which you will surely be stunned.

Body rotated 180 degrees (Native Teach Me Dance Ka Viral Video)

If seen, in terms of reels, Mumbai local is also not far behind in competing with Delhi Metro. Every day, many such strange videos go viral on the internet in the blink of an eye, in which the actions of people often force one to think, as can be seen in this video going viral. It can be seen how a boy is dancing in a strange and powerful way on the new version of the song ‘Teri Chunariya’ in a moving train, seeing which the passengers sitting nearby are shocked. In the video, the boy is showing excellent dance moves by bending his body, which are definitely surprising. Seeing this amazing talent of the boy, some people are praising him. Some people are also having a lot of fun.

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भाई तू आदमी है या रोबोट 😱🗿 pic.twitter.com/6uf2LGps7d

— ज़िन्दगी गुलज़ार है ! (@Gulzar_sahab) September 4, 2024

‘Oh God, brother, wait, have patience’ (boy’s dance video)

This amazing video has been shared on X with an account named @Gulzar_sahab. More than 2 lakh people have watched this video of just 39 seconds so far. A user who watched the video made a funny comment and wrote, ‘Brother, are you a man or a robot.’ Another user wrote, ‘Oh God, brother, wait, have patience.’ The third user wrote, ‘Brother, are you a rubber puppet?’ The fourth user wrote, ‘Hey man, what is this? The guy has amazing talent. The fifth user wrote, ‘Someday I forgot from where I had turned, what will happen then.’