Fans Lift Cop Into The Air In Hyderabad After India Wins 1st Ever Women's World Cup | Viral Video

India beat South Africa to win the first-ever Women’s World Cup on Sunday (November 2, 2025). Following this historic feat, social media erupted in celebration as people across the nation expressed their

joy and pride. Many took their celebrations to new heights, and several such moments have gone viral online. In one such viral video from Hyderabad, a massive crowd can be seen bursting into jubilant celebrations — even lifting a police officer into the air amid cheers and chaos.The video, originally shared by @amazing.hyderabad_ on Instagram, has since been reshared by several popular pages. In the clip, police officers are seen trying to control the crowd when, moments later, the crowd playfully surrounds a cop and lifts him into the air. The officer smiles brightly as chants and cheers for Team India fill the streets, while passersby look on, watching the wholesome moment unfold in the heart of Hyderabad.The post was captioned, “Women’s World Cup 2025 in Hyderabad Winning Celebrations Be Like.” The footage has amassed over 4 lakh likes, 3 million views, and more than 1,000 comments.

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The video was also reshared by Times Now on Instagram with the caption, “Hyderabad erupted in joy as fans celebrated India’s Women’s World Cup 2025 victory with unmatched passion. Streets were filled with chants, fireworks, and tricolour flags and in a moment of pure excitement, the crowd even lifted a police officer into the air, turning the celebration into a scene of unity, pride, and unforgettable joy.”

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The clip has drawn a flood of heartwarming — and funny — reactions online. One user wrote, “Men celebrating the Women’s team is the best thing to see. Champions!” Another commented, “Hyderabad is underrated when it comes to cricket celebrations. People only talk about Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai — but Hyderabad is no less in celebrating cricket.” A third quipped, “Telangana is not for beginners.”