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Tomorrowland 2025: Indian content creator Ankush Bahuguna's traditional outfit goes viral, netizens react
Indian content creator Ankush Bahuguna's traditional outfit from Tomorrowland 2025 festival has gone viral and netizens cannot stop reacting as he effortlessly donned a lungi.
The creator captioned the post- '@tomorrowland is a whole new world out there! Can't wait for Day 2 & 3(if I still have feet by then 🤣)
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Wearing @_huemn
Red bracelet @nappadori
Neck piece @sicsense.in
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#tomorrowland #ootd
#tomorrowland.'
Here are some reactions that dropped in:
South indians will be so happy seeing you flaunting lungi❤️🙌❤️
Kudos to Promoting LOONGI internationally✅! Tomorrowland wasn't ready for this! 😀
Ankushhhhh tum Lungi pehnke Tomorrowland chale gaye???? Ahhhh!!!! You are living a dream bro…. Love it 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
as usual, ATE THIS UP!!!!! ALWAYS THE BEST FITS AND MAKEUP LOOKS IN THE GAME!
On the digital scam that happened
'It was good to know I wasn't the only one who wasn't aware of this(digital arrest). There were many others who didn't know about this scam, too. I'm glad I could save some people from falling for it. More than the money aspect of it, such online scams mentally shake you.' He credited the 'lovely' people around him for consoling and helping him get out of it. Ankush's loved ones told him, 'Don't beat yourself over it. It wasn't your fault.'
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