Delhi Metro turns karaoke stage for elderly men; group sings ‘Pyaar Hua Ikrar Hua' in viral video
The video, shot on the Yellow Line of the Delhi Metro on April 22, 2025, was shared by a Reddit user named 'Upstairs-Bit6897,' and has since gone viral.
Watch the video:
Delhi Metro ❌️ Karaoke Stand ✅️
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Some Reddit users couldn't help but react to the uncles' carefree vibe, with one saying, 'Awh, they all vibing with the most Indian dad expressions.' Others shared their own experiences, with one commenter saying, ' 10 saal se metro me travel kr rha hun…kabhi kuchh aisa ni dekha, na dance, na romance, na cultural thing (I've been traveling on the metro for 10 years… never seen anything like this, neither dance, nor romance, nor anything cultural).'
The incident also sparked some comparisons to a previous event where a group of women had performed kirtan (devotional songs) in the metro.
One user pointed out the irony, saying, 'Ironically, people were bashing some ladies who were doing kirtan in Delhi metro. But now people are enjoying this.' The kirtan performance had led to a brief confrontation with security, who informed the women that such activities were not permitted according to metro rules.
The karaoke session, on the other hand, has been embraced by many as a lighthearted and fun moment in an otherwise routine metro ride.
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