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Video of woman dancing on track with saree tied to train engine draws outrage online

A video showing a woman shooting a reel on a railway track with her saree tied to a locomotive has drawn sharp criticism on social media.

Video of woman dancing on track with saree tied to train engine draws outrage online
एआई से बनाई गई प्रतीकात्मक तस्वीर; यह घटना का वास्तविक फोटो नहीं है | PT24

Making reels on social media has become commonplace. People try something new every day to go viral online. Some perform unusual stunts, while others do things that leave viewers stunned. One such video is now being shared, in which a woman is seen risking her life to go viral.

In the video, the woman is seen dancing in Bollywood style. She tied the end of her saree to the front of a railway engine and shot the reel with no regard for safety. The video is spreading widely on social media, and users have criticised her act.

The video shows that the train was standing on the track. Taking advantage of this, the woman stepped down onto the track and began making the reel. She wore an orange saree and sunglasses, and had bangles on her hands. Dressed up in this fashion, she began shooting her video with great flourish. She appears to be recreating a Bollywood scene.

Getting down onto a railway track without reason and shooting a reel there violates railway rules. Such acts increase the risk to life, so people should stop doing such things for the sake of reels.

The video was shared on X from an account named @Nalanda_index. Many users commented with their views. One user wrote, "When will such fools become sensible?" Another wrote, "Please investigate this video and take appropriate action against the suspect." Another wrote, "People have gone mad over reels." Many people also questioned the woman's thinking.

The account's post says the race to make reels is making people bankrupt not only mentally but also socially. According to the post, people are staking their sense, shame and responsibility for a few likes and views. It also says that at times it seems humanity switches off as soon as the camera turns on.

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