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<p>In 2024, the biggest fear I had while travelling in Delhi Metro was not my belongings being stolen but being caught in someone's bizarre dance performance for Instagram or some "Public reaction" videos.</p>
<p>Every coach of Delhi Metro, especially in the Pink line (if we analyse the incidents that occurred), was the stage for some dance performances and strange stunts no one asked for.</p>
<p>All we saw this year was some new viral video in which everyone is sitting quietly except a few "influencers". Because who needs peace when you can have a free seat to "Delhi's Got Talent" on your way to work?</p>
<p>Take a look at some incidents that topped every other on the internet.</p>
<h2>Bizarre Holi Celebration</h2>
<p><strong>Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/be-mindful-of-your-comments-india-slams-bangladesh-over-yunus-aides-social-media-post-785675">Be mindful of your comments: India slams Bangladesh over Yunus aide's social media post</a></strong></p>
<p>One video that must have gone on everyone's social media feed was two women in a coach on the metro sitting on the floor and doing some sensual act of playing Holi (Indian festival of colours) with each other. The video showed a woman wearing a white saree while another wearing a suit and putting colours on each other's cheeks with a romantic Bollywood song in the background.  </p>
<p>The incident caused more embarrassment for people sitting on the back than the views on the internet.</p>
<h2>Man Beating Physics</h2>
<p>No, not just romance, we also witnessed live physics classes. A video shared on Instagram showed a man sitting on the floor of the metro's coach and rising on a pole in the coach in the sitting position beating gravity. However, it was visible that the video was playing in reverse.</p>
<p><strong>Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-better-than-bengaluru-cars24-ceos-post-sparks-debate-online-785633">Delhi better than Bengaluru? Cars24 CEO's post sparks debate online</a></strong></p>
<h2>Romance In Delhi Metro</h2>
<p>And one thing that broke all the records was the couples of Delhi. Every day, we wake up with a fresh viral video of some random couple having a not-so-public-friendly romance in the Delhi Metro.</p>
<p>This raised questions about the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRC) and its command on the safety and security of the public transport.  </p>
<p>And it's not that the DMRC did not act on the issue.</p>
<p>It did issue multiple warnings, but the "influencers" continued dancing like no one was watching (except millions of people on the internet).</p>


Every coach of Delhi Metro, especially in the Pink line (if we analyse the incidents that occurred), was the stage for some dance performances and strange stunts no one asked for.



New Delhi In 2024, the biggest fear I had while travelling in Delhi Metro was not my belongings being stolen but being caught in someone's bizarre dance performance for Instagram or some "Public reaction" videos. Every coach of Delhi Metro, especially in the Pink line (if we analyse the incidents that occurred), was the stage for some dance performances and strange stunts no one asked for. All we saw this year was some new viral video in which everyone is sitting quietly except a few "influencers". Because who needs peace when you can have a free seat to "Delhi's Got Talent" on your way to work? Take a look at some incidents that topped every other on the internet. Bizarre Holi Celebration Also read | Be mindful of your comments: India slams Bangladesh over Yunus aide's social media post One video that must have gone on everyone's social media feed was two women in a coach on the metro sitting on the floor and doing some sensual act of playing Holi (Indian festival of colours) with each other. The video showed a woman wearing a white saree while another wearing a suit and putting colours on each other's cheeks with a romantic Bollywood song in the background. The incident caused more embarrassment for people sitting on the back than the views on the internet. Man Beating Physics No, not just romance, we also witnessed live physics classes. A video shared on Instagram showed a man sitting on the floor of the metro's coach and rising on a pole in the coach in the sitting position beating gravity. However, it was visible that the video was playing in reverse. Also read | Delhi better than Bengaluru? Cars24 CEO's post sparks debate online Romance In Delhi Metro And one thing that broke all the records was the couples of Delhi. Every day, we wake up with a fresh viral video of some random couple having a not-so-public-friendly romance in the Delhi Metro. This raised questions about the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRC) and its command on the safety and security of the public transport. And it's not that the DMRC did not act on the issue. It did issue multiple warnings, but the "influencers" continued dancing like no one was watching (except millions of people on the internet).

Wion Rewind: 2024 and Delhi Metro saga no one asked for

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<p>In 2024, the biggest fear I had while travelling in Delhi Metro was not my belongings being stolen but being caught in someone's bizarre dance performance for Instagram or some "Public reaction" videos.</p>

<p>Every coach of Delhi Metro, especially in the Pink line (if we analyse the incidents that occurred), was the stage for some dance performances and strange stunts no one asked for.</p>

<p>All we saw this year was some new viral video in which everyone is sitting quietly except a few "influencers". Because who needs peace when you can have a free seat to "Delhi's Got Talent" on your way to work?</p>

<p>Take a look at some incidents that topped every other on the internet.</p>

<h2>Bizarre Holi Celebration</h2>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/be-mindful-of-your-comments-india-slams-bangladesh-over-yunus-aides-social-media-post-785675">Be mindful of your comments: India slams Bangladesh over Yunus aide's social media post</a></strong></p>

<p>One video that must have gone on everyone's social media feed was two women in a coach on the metro sitting on the floor and doing some sensual act of playing Holi (Indian festival of colours) with each other. The video showed a woman wearing a white saree while another wearing a suit and putting colours on each other's cheeks with a romantic Bollywood song in the background.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>The incident caused more embarrassment for people sitting on the back than the views on the internet.</p>

<h2>Man Beating Physics</h2>

<p>No, not just romance, we also witnessed live physics classes. A video shared on Instagram showed a man sitting on the floor of the metro's coach and rising on a pole in the coach in the sitting position beating gravity. However, it was visible that the video was playing in reverse.</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-better-than-bengaluru-cars24-ceos-post-sparks-debate-online-785633">Delhi better than Bengaluru? Cars24 CEO's post sparks debate online</a></strong></p>

<h2>Romance In Delhi Metro</h2>

<p>And one thing that broke all the records was the couples of Delhi. Every day, we wake up with a fresh viral video of some random couple having a not-so-public-friendly romance in the Delhi Metro.</p>

<p>This raised questions about the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRC) and its command on the safety and security of the public transport.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>And it's not that the DMRC did not act on the issue.</p>

<p>It did issue multiple warnings, but the "influencers" continued dancing like no one was watching (except millions of people on the internet).</p>

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In 2024, the biggest fear I had while travelling in Delhi Metro was not my belongings being stolen but being caught in someone's bizarre dance performance for Instagram or some "Public reaction" videos.

In 2024, the biggest fear I had while travelling in Delhi Metro was not my belongings being stolen but being caught in someone's bizarre dance performance for Instagram or some "Public reaction" videos. Every coach of Delhi Metro, especially in the Pink line (if we analyse the incidents that occurred), was the stage for some dance performances and strange stunts no one asked for. All we saw this year was some new viral video in which everyone is sitting quietly except a few "influencers". Because who needs peace when you can have a free seat to "Delhi's Got Talent" on your way to work? Take a look at some incidents that topped every other on the internet. Bizarre Holi Celebration Also read | Be mindful of your comments: India slams Bangladesh over Yunus aide's social media post One video that must have gone on everyone's social media feed was two women in a coach on the metro sitting on the floor and doing some sensual act of playing Holi (Indian festival of colours) with each other. The video showed a woman wearing a white saree while another wearing a suit and putting colours on each other's cheeks with a romantic Bollywood song in the background. The incident caused more embarrassment for people sitting on the back than the views on the internet. Man Beating Physics No, not just romance, we also witnessed live physics classes. A video shared on Instagram showed a man sitting on the floor of the metro's coach and rising on a pole in the coach in the sitting position beating gravity. However, it was visible that the video was playing in reverse. Also read | Delhi better than Bengaluru? Cars24 CEO's post sparks debate online Romance In Delhi Metro And one thing that broke all the records was the couples of Delhi. Every day, we wake up with a fresh viral video of some random couple having a not-so-public-friendly romance in the Delhi Metro. This raised questions about the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRC) and its command on the safety and security of the public transport. And it's not that the DMRC did not act on the issue. It did issue multiple warnings, but the "influencers" continued dancing like no one was watching (except millions of people on the internet).

<p>The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has questioned the authenticity of a viral video showing two women playing Holi inside a train coach with a Hindi song playing in the background. The DMRC said Saturday (Mar 23) that deep fake technology may have been used to create the video. However, it warned commuters not to shoot videos inside trains to avoid causing inconvenience to fellow passengers. The DMRC was analysing the video for possible policy violations.</p>

<p>“Prima facie, the authenticity of the shooting of this video inside the metro also seems doubtful as deep fake technology may have been used to create this content,” the DMRC said in a statement.</p>

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<p>“Through innumerable campaigns and commuter awareness drives we have tried to raise awareness among passengers requesting them not to make reels or indulge in any activity which causes inconvenience to fellow commuters…We also request fellow passengers to inform us immediately the moment they see such shoots being conducted,” the statement added.</p>

<p>“DMRC is absolutely not in favour of such reels being made on its premises,” it further read.</p>

<h2><strong>Viral video</strong></h2>

<p>A video circulating on social media showed two girls seated on the floor inside a metro, gleefully applying Holi colours to each other. Clad in traditional Indian attire - one in a white saree and the other in a white 'salwar kameez' - are seen engaged in playful gestures and flashing smiles. The footage also showed them gently rubbing their faces together, accompanied by the song 'Ang Laga De' from the movie 'Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram Leela' playing in the background.</p>

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<p>The incident reportedly took place as the coach was occupied by numerous passengers.</p>

<h2><strong>Reaction on social media</strong></h2>

<p>The viral video prompted users to post critical comments on X. While some people praised the video, others asked the authorities to take action against the two girls.</p>

<p>“We need a law against this asap”, wrote on X user. Another said, “I am embarrassed just seeing this video! Imagine the people in the background”.</p>

<p>One X user wrote: “No law required. Just a charge of 1 lakh per 15 seconds would suffice.”</p>


The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has questioned the authenticity of a viral video showing two women playing Holi inside a train coach with a Hindi song playing in the background.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has questioned the authenticity of a viral video showing two women playing Holi inside a train coach with a Hindi song playing in the background. The DMRC said Saturday (Mar 23) that deep fake technology may have been used to create the video. However, it warned commuters not to shoot videos inside trains to avoid causing inconvenience to fellow passengers. The DMRC was analysing the video for possible policy violations. “Prima facie, the authenticity of the shooting of this video inside the metro also seems doubtful as deep fake technology may have been used to create this content,” the DMRC said in a statement. Also read: Delhi Metro: Woman dies after her saree gets stuck in closing doors, enquiry launched “Through innumerable campaigns and commuter awareness drives we have tried to raise awareness among passengers requesting them not to make reels or indulge in any activity which causes inconvenience to fellow commuters…We also request fellow passengers to inform us immediately the moment they see such shoots being conducted,” the statement added. “DMRC is absolutely not in favour of such reels being made on its premises,” it further read. Viral video A video circulating on social media showed two girls seated on the floor inside a metro, gleefully applying Holi colours to each other. Clad in traditional Indian attire - one in a white saree and the other in a white 'salwar kameez' - are seen engaged in playful gestures and flashing smiles. The footage also showed them gently rubbing their faces together, accompanied by the song 'Ang Laga De' from the movie 'Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram Leela' playing in the background. We need a law against this asap pic.twitter.com/3qH1aom1Ml — Madhur Singh (@ThePlacardGuy) March 23, 2024 × The incident reportedly took place as the coach was occupied by numerous passengers. Reaction on social media The viral video prompted users to post critical comments on X. While some people praised the video, others asked the authorities to take action against the two girls. “We need a law against this asap”, wrote on X user. Another said, “I am embarrassed just seeing this video! Imagine the people in the background”. One X user wrote: “No law required. Just a charge of 1 lakh per 15 seconds would suffice.”

Delhi Metro says deep fake tech may have been used in viral Holi video