Video of man swirling lit firecracker in hand goes viral ahead of Diwali
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A clip of a man holding and spinning a burning firecracker, dubbed a "helicopter stunt", is circulating on social media, prompting safety warnings.
Diwali brings the glow of lamps, the sound of firecrackers and a festive mood in homes. But in their eagerness to show their enthusiasm, some people end up doing dangerous things. One such video is going viral on social media these days.
The video shows a middle-aged man holding a burning firecracker and trying to spin it in his hand. His act is being called a "helicopter stunt" and has become a talking point on social media.
The man's confidence in the video is remarkable. While others usually take care to stand at a safe distance when firecrackers go off, he is seen swirling a lit firecracker in his hand. Many people may be surprised by his unusual style. The act may look amusing in the spirit of Diwali, but it can carry a serious risk.
The video was shared on X on November 9, 2026, by a user with the handle Deepu (@deepu_drops). The user wrote that the man has no fear this Diwali, and that his confidence is beyond belief. The user added that everyone else is probably standing miles away with their ears covered, worrying about their fingers, while the man performs his Diwali helicopter stunt. Joking aside, holding or spinning a lit firecracker is extremely dangerous. Sparks and sudden blasts can cause serious burns, hand injuries and permanent damage.
Sparks, heat and a sudden blast from a firecracker can seriously injure the hands, face and eyes. Such carelessness can sometimes even lead to permanent disability.
It is important to look after your own safety and that of others during Diwali. Firecrackers should always be lit in an open space and from a safe distance. People should not hold lit firecrackers in their hands or attempt stunts with them, because it is not wise to risk a lifetime of harm for a few moments of entertainment. Celebrate Diwali, but with safety in mind.
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