Viral Clip Sparks Discussion on Appropriate Conduct in Public Spaces
A video capturing two girls dancing provocatively to the tune of a Bollywood song inside a Delhi Metro train has ignited a fierce debate on social media platforms.
The footage, filmed between Majlis Park and Shiv Vihar stations, depicts the girls dressed in white sarees and suits, engaged in applying colors to each other while a significant amount of gulal is spread on a cloth before them.
Accompanied by the background music of the popular song ‘Ang Laga De’ from the movie ‘Ramleela,’ the performance takes on a controversial tone as the girls indulge in suggestive actions, including intimate gestures and face rubbing.
Online reactions to the video have been mixed, with many expressing outrage and condemning the behavior as inappropriate for a public setting. Some users called for strict action to be taken against the girls, suggesting measures such as blacklisting them from future Metro travel or imposing fines.
One commenter expressed shock, questioning whether the girls were applying colors or engaging in indecent acts, while another user suggested that such behavior should be penalized similar to actions taken against disruptive passengers on flights.
Amidst the outcry, several users tagged the Delhi Police and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), urging them to investigate the matter and take appropriate action against the individuals involved.
The incident has reignited discussions on the boundaries of acceptable conduct in public spaces, with many emphasizing the need for respect and decorum, particularly in shared environments like public transportation systems.
