Watch: Man Dancing To Tinku Jiya Inside Delhi Metro Will Tickle Your Funny Bones

One viral video, straight from the Delhi Metro, has been the centre of controversies for a while now. In the last few years, we have seen a deluge of all types of video content being shot inside the Delhi metro, despite warnings to not do so. This is because it is thought that it creates disturbance for passengers. Recently, another dance video from the Delhi Metro has been raking in likes, as it shows a man grooving to the song Tinku Jiya. Surprisingly, netizens are not completely disliking the video and the man has been garnering mixed reviews. The viral clip shows a young man dancing inside a metro coach, as the onlookers watch him with amused expressions. He showcased his energetic moves while dancing to the song Tinku Jiya from Yamla Pagla Deewana. While many enjoyed the performance, some of them seemingly mocked him. Besides, what caught the most attention of the onlookers was his bizarre attire which consisted of a round neck t-shirt and ripped jeans – which was ‘too ripped’ for anyone to wear and doesn’t fit in any kind of fashion statement.

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Soon after the video was shared on the Instagram page with the name Delhi connection, people started circulating the clip. As a result, it is now all over the Internet. Sharing the video, the Instagram user captioned, “Tag your friend who dances like this Naya namuna (new masterpiece) in the metro.”

Many commented on the video to praise the man for entertaining everyone, instead of indulging in verbal spats like others; whereas a few others dubbed it hilarious. One of the users wrote, “A stressed person can laugh after watching this so thanks to this guy for making me laugh.” Another joked saying, “This guy gives some entertainment to corporate robots.” A third one commented on the video, “How lucky are Delhi people, so much entertainment is happening for free.”

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has time and again urged commuters to not indulge in any such activities inside the metro premises that can cause inconvenience to others.