This video of a man trying to take a selfie with his wife in a crowded metro is all about love. Watch
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A video of a man trying to steal a selfie with his wife in a crowded metro is going viral online. The clip
In today’s dose of heartwarming content, we have a video with us that will totally melt your hearts. An Instagram user who goes by the name Mathew Benny shared the clip with a heart emoji in the caption. What is it, you ask? Well, in the short clip, a man is trying to steal a selfie with his wife inside a crowded metro and it is just too cute to handle.
In the now-viral video on Instagram, a couple can be seen travelling together in the metro. While the woman was busy fixing her dupatta, the man tried to take a selfie with her slyly. He was successful in his task and we are sure you will find the clip simply adorable.
Watch the viral video here:
The video garnered over 7 million views after being posted online. Netizens couldn’t get enough of the man’s cute antics and gushed over the couple in the comments section.
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