In recent times, there has been a notable surge in the trend of impromptu dance performances occurring within metro trains, train platforms, and various public spaces. These acts not only prove unnecessary but also pose inconvenience and discomfort to fellow passengers. Now, a fresh video has emerged on X, showcasing a woman dancing to a Bollywood tune, reportedly filmed at Mumbai airport.

The footage captures a woman clad in traditional attire, engaging in spirited dance moves to Kurukshetra’s ‘Aap ka aana’ song. While some onlookers observed with curiosity, others remained indifferent.

“The virus has reached the airports,” quipped an X user under the handle @desimojito, sharing the video.

Criticism swiftly followed, branding the act a “public nuisance” and calling for airport authorities to intervene. Amidst the discourse, jests circulated alongside genuine concerns about the escalating trend, showing no signs of abating.

One user lamented, “Cringed so hard twisted my intestines into a knot. And it’s always a terrible, obscure 90s Bollywood song.”

Another questioned, “Where is humanity and sanity going?” while a third denounced, “People like them need strict laws and penalties; they’ve turned every place into a circus.”

Calls for action were directed towards authorities, with one user urging, “I urge Prime Minister Modi to ban these clowns from all public places in his next term.” Another demanded, “@AAI_Official must ensure this nonsense becomes non-existent in and out of the Airport Premises.”

To date, there has been no official response from any governing body.

This incident follows a previous uproar when a young woman was spotted dancing to Bhojpuri songs inside a moving local train in Mumbai. The videos depicted her provocative dances within both general and ladies’ coaches, as well as on the platforms of CMST station, disrupting fellow commuters.