Viral video shows dog enjoying VIP seat on e-rickshaw roof
India Today
A video showing a dog perched on the roof of a moving electric rickshaw has gone viral, entertaining many online while raising concerns among others about animal safety.
Who needs a window seat when you can have the roof? A dog riding confidently on top of a moving e-rickshaw has become social media’s latest obsession.
In the clip shared by Tarun Chhabra, the dog can be seen sitting confidently on the roof of the e-rickshaw as it cruises down a busy road. Far from looking nervous, the canine appears perfectly at ease, almost as if this were part of his daily routine.
The driver, clearly enjoying the moment, responds with a straight face that the dog is a passenger who has paid for the trip. His playful reply sends the people seated inside the rickshaw into fits of laughter. Meanwhile, the star of the show remains calm and unbothered, soaking in the breeze like a seasoned traveller.
Watch the video here:
A post shared by Tarun Chhabra (@tarunchabraa)
Social media users were quick to adopt the dog as their new favourite internet personality. “Dogesh bhai on top,” one person commented. The nickname seems to have stuck, with many hailing the pup as a fearless adventurer.
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