📷 Image Credits: The Indian Express
The desire for internet fame often makes people do outrageous things without considering the risks involved. Recently, a video emerged on Instagram showing a group of girls dancing to Zaalim by Badshah, Payal Dev and Nora Fatehi on the streets of Kolkata.
In the video, a group of eight girls can be seen walking across the pedestrian crossing at a junction in Golpark in Kolkata whilst vehicles can be spotted waiting behind them at the signal. The group swiftly breaks into a dance to the beats of Zaalim. The caption to the post read, “Creating chaos and memories at every signal. Can u discern the police jeep behind us?”
Watch the video below:
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Social media users swiftly reacted to the viral video, expressing concern and criticism. One user commented, “Kolkata traffic police wants to know your location”, while another said, “If I don’t wear a helmet, a case is filed, and look at them here.” Another user also tagged the Kolkata police saying, “@kolpolice please kindly look into this matter.”
The incident has triggered an intense debate on social media regarding the risks involved in such actions for the sake of online fame. Many users have criticized the girls for their behavior, questioning the safety and legality of their actions on the busy streets of Kolkata. This raises important discussions about the impact of online trends on real-life behavior and the need for responsible social media usage.
Meanwhile, authorities such as the Kolkata police have been urged to take action against such acts that not only endanger the individuals involved but also disrupt public order and safety. As social media continues to influence and shape behavior, it is essential for users to consider the consequences of their actions beyond the realm of virtual likes and shares.
In a digital age where viral content can spread rapidly, it is crucial for individuals to prioritize safety and responsibility when seeking online recognition and fame. The incident in Kolkata serves as a reminder of the blurred lines between social media trends and real-world consequences, prompting discussions on the need for a more balanced approach to online presence and behavior.
