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India Today
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
Man performs Bhangra on London Underground escalator as commuters record video
A man dancing Bhangra on a London Underground escalator has caught the internet's attention after a video of the moment went viral on social some commuters looked on or recorded the scene, others continued on their way as the man danced down the escalator with a portable speaker playing the popular Punjabi track Mundian Tu Bach Ke a portable speaker, the man performed enthusiastic steps, unfazed by the curious glances of fellow The video was shared by Instagram user ' with the caption, 'Indian people are so happy.'Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by @ cursory glance at the comments section suggests that the internet seemingly enjoyed the performance. The video has garnered over 10,000 views so far.- Ends
Indian Express
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Man grooves to Punjabi hit ‘Mundian To Bach Ke' on London Underground escalator; leaves commuters whistling
In a moment that brought a burst of unexpected joy to London's Underground, a man was recently spotted grooving to a Punjabi track Mundian to Bach Ke by Panjabi MC, using a portable speaker, while gliding down an escalator. The upbeat scene, captured on video and shared by Instagram user @ has since taken over social media. With vibrant Punjabi beats filling the air, the man broke into a dance, too. Commuters were caught off guard, some watched from other escalators, others smiled, whistled, and pulled out their phones to record the impromptu performance. The video's caption said: 'Indian people are so happy.' A post shared by @ In the comments section, users couldn't get enough of it. One person wrote, 'Banger banger banger!' while another demanded, 'Bring it on again!' A third person commented, 'Chakde Mitra (Let's go, buddies).' Also Read | Australian creator's baby grooves to Sidhu Moosewala's 'GOAT'; Internet says she's 'eligible for Aadhaar' This isn't the only time Indian culture has lit up international locations recently. In Paris, a group of Indian tourists turned the Eiffel Tower plaza into a mini Bollywood set, singing the romantic classic Aaja Sanam Madhur Chandni Mein. The harmonies floated through the air, drawing smiles, applause, and a few swaying heads from onlookers. A post shared by Pankaj Gupta (@pankajmp04) Meanwhile, in Oxford, another group made waves online with a desi-style dance video filmed across the university's historic campus. A post shared by Druv Punjabi (@druvphk) Shared by @druvphk, the clip featured the crew dancing to Desi Boyz in stylish fits, striking poses in gardens, stately halls, and along the cobbled streets of Lady Margaret Hall and beyond.
NDTV
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Watch: Indian Man's Impromptu 'Bhangra' On London Underground Escalator Goes Viral
A video has surfaced online showing a man dancing to a Punjabi song on a London Underground escalator, complete with a portable speaker. The clip captures the man casually riding down the escalator while blasting music and busting out energetic dance moves to 'Mundian To Bach Ke' seemingly carefree about the surrounding crowd. As the energetic beats fill the station, he breaks into lively dance moves, ignoring the crowd around him. The commuters' reactions range from stunned surprise to enthusiastic cheers and whistles, with many capturing the moment on their phones. The video shared on Instagram by was captioned: "Indian people are so happy." Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by @ The video is racking up views and impressing users with the man's infectious energy and smooth dance moves. One user wrote, "Bring it on again!" Another commented, "Banger banger banger!" Recently, another video featuring Indian men grooving to the Bollywood hit 'Desi Boyz' on Oxford University's picturesque campus went viral. Dressed in casual attire, the men were seen busting out high-energy moves in iconic locations like Lady Margaret Hall and other university landmarks. "Check out this incredible Bollywood dance video filmed at Lady Margaret Hall and other iconic Oxford spots – created by alumnus Druv Punjabi and crew," the caption of the video read.
