Little boy jumps with joy as elder brother returns from school. Dharmendra shares viral video
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IAS officer Sumita Misra shared a video showing the love between two brothers and it has gone viral online with over 7 lakh views. The clip also moved veteran actor Dharmendra.
In today's dose of heartwarming content on the internet, we have a super sweet video that will surely make you smile. A video showing a little boy's love for his elder brother has gone viral online. It was posted on Twitter by IAS officer Sumita Misra and even grabbed the attention of veteran actor Dharmendra. The clip has over 7 lakh views and is just too good to miss out on.
In the now-viral video, a cute little boy can be seen eagerly waiting for his elder brother at the bus stop. As soon as he sees the bus approaching, he starts to jump with joy. The older brother gets out of the vehicle and hugs his adorable little sibling, who simply cannot contain his excitement.
What a lovely expression of love. Such warmth in their relationship," reads the caption of the post.
Watch the viral video here:
#Brotherhood, pic.twitter.com/1rV6DQj4Sy
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