Women perform Garba in Mumbai local train. Video goes viral
India Today
A video of a group of women performing Garba on a local train in Mumbai has gone viral online with over 1 lakh views.
The festive season is upon us and everyone is in the mood to celebrate and let loose. Since Navratri began this week, a plethora of videos of people performing Garba have surfaced online. Case in point, the video of a huge crowd of people performing Garba on Marine Drive with gusto. Now, another clip of a group of ladies doing the same aboard a moving local train has gone viral online. And, it will surely put a smile on your face.
The now-viral video was shared by a page called Mumbai Railway Users on Twitter. In the short clip, a group of women can be seen performing Garba on a local train from Kalyan. They danced with enthusiasm while the other passengers enjoyed themselves and even recorded videos.
"MUMBAI LOCALS CREATE MOMENTS. Now in yesterday's 10.02 am #AClocal from Kalyan. FUN HAS NO LIMIT," reads the caption of the post.
Watch the viral video here:
#Garba #NavrathriMUMBAI LOCALS CREATE MOMENTSNow in yesterday's 10.02 am #AClocal from Kalyan.FUN HAS NO LIMIT. pic.twitter.com/Hruzxwbeqr
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