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Watch: Garba on Burj Khalifa by Indian tourists stirs anger– this is how netizens responded
Watch: Garba on Burj Khalifa by Indian tourists stirs anger– this is how netizens responded

Time of India

time2 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Watch: Garba on Burj Khalifa by Indian tourists stirs anger– this is how netizens responded

What began as a joyful moment atop the Burj Khalifa has now become a social media flashpoint. A group of Indian tourists was seen dancing to the popular Bollywood track Chogada on the viewing deck of the world's tallest building, with their clip quickly going viral after a Dubai-based content creator uploaded it (@the_walking_lens_) on June 15. Wearing matching outfits and performing Garba steps, the tourists appeared to be celebrating, but the video did not sit well with everyone. Within hours of being posted on Instagram, it had gathered not only views and likes but also a wave of criticism. Several users raised concerns about whether such acts were suitable in a public, international tourist space. Many questioned the group's awareness of local norms and pointed to the potential discomfort their actions may have caused to other visitors at the site. Watch the viral video here: One user commented, 'Why is this glorified? We must learn to respect the sanctity of public places.' Another added, 'Pathetic civil sense. Being so ignorant about the surroundings that it doesn't matter if people around them are getting bothered or not. Putting all Indians to shame on an international level.' Other users echoed similar thoughts. 'Why is the comfort of other visitors not being considered now? There's a fine line of difference between enjoyment and discomfort to others!' read one comment. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like A brain tumor threatens his life. Please save him. Donate For Health Donate Now Undo Another simply wrote, 'Civic sense? RIP.' One user drew a comparison to conduct regulations in India, asking, 'If they can do Garba in foreign countries, can foreigners drink alcohol openly on the roads in their state?' Another highlighted the possible implications of such behaviour abroad: 'Chalo, UAE visa will be difficult now. We make sure our image is tarnished in every damn foreign country.' One user summed up the mood by saying, 'It's not proper etiquette to do this in public areas, as other people might get disturbed… we have to respect that.' Note: The Times of India could not independently verify the authenticity of the video at the time of publishing.

‘Civic sense? RIP': Tourists dancing to Chogada atop Burj Khalifa triggers outrage
‘Civic sense? RIP': Tourists dancing to Chogada atop Burj Khalifa triggers outrage

Hindustan Times

time12 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Hindustan Times

‘Civic sense? RIP': Tourists dancing to Chogada atop Burj Khalifa triggers outrage

A group of tourists were seen dancing to the popular Bollywood song 'Chogada' on the viewing deck of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. A video of the moment has gone viral on Instagram, with many criticising the group and questioning their civic sense. In the viral video, the tourists can be seen smiling and dancing happily as Chogada, a hit Bollywood song, plays in the background. Dressed in similar attire, they are seen performing what appears to be the dance form garba. A post shared by The Walking Lens 📸| (@the_walking_lens_) This video was posted on Instagram by @the_walking_lens_, a Dubai content creator, on 15 June 2025, and since then, it has received over 900 likes and many comments. The video prompted backlash, with many pointing out that dancing in public spaces might disturb others or go against local rules. One of the users commented, 'Why is this glorified? We must learn to respect the sanctity of public places." A second user, @youniq_makeovers, commented, 'Pathetic civil sense . Being so ignorant about the surroundings that it doesn't matter if people around them are getting bothered or not. Putting all Indians to shame on an international level'. Another user, @ commented, 'Why is the comfort of other visitors not being considered now? There's a fine line of difference between enjoyment and discomfort to others!'. A fourth wrote, 'Civic sense? RIP.'

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