Just Indian Things! Group Of Men Does Garba Inside Mumbai Local Train | Old Video Goes Viral

You know it’s festival season in India- when people randomly start dancing and singing at places which were never meant for celebrations- without getting a single eye raised! For the last few days, the internet

has been witnessing quite a number of videos of people doing garba or other such folk dances- to express their excitement for Navratri- one of the biggest Hindu festivals that began 5 days ago, on September 05. Seemingly, the craze is so huge that, along with new videos, even old videos of people dancing are resurfacing. One such old video that found its way back into trends and headlines was THIS; a clip of a group of men doing garba inside the Mumbai Local train. Most looked elderly, but their hearts were sure young enough not to give a care in the world while flaunting their garba moves. The clip soon gained online attention. Most loved the spirits that were being displayed in the video, while some questioned the group’s ‘civic sense’. Times Now could not confirm the details or the authenticity of the post. Navratri, on the other hand, began on September 22, and will end on October 02. It’s Navratri Day 5 today- September 26. This day is dedicated to Goddess Skandamata, who is believed to be another form of Goddess Durga.

Check out the viral post:

“Garba In Mumbai Local Train,” the post read. The post was shared on X (formerly Twitter), by the handle ‘jugalupadhyay1’. The post was shared a few days back and pulled many reactions from people.

Garba In Mumbai Local Train ..!😍🥰E Hallooooo……!#NavratriVibes #NavratriCelebration #Navratri2025 pic.twitter.com/TMCRqXtic4

— Jugal Upadhyay (Modi Ka Parivar) (@jugalupadhyay1) September 22, 2025

Internet’s reactions:

ALSO READ: ‘See Your Country First’: Delhi Man Gets His US Tourist Visa Rejected Over THIS Unexpected Reason! “This is why I love India. Festivals here are just too big and for all the right reasons. No matter how many festivals come around the year- each of the festivals is celebrated with full zeal. I love that about India,” a user said. “I want to say that this is no place to dance or do garba, but seeing them enjoying so much for a festival is not letting me think like that. I wouldn't have joined them or something, but I wu;ld have loved watching them,” added a second person.ALSO READ: Did We Just Witness Shapeshifting? Make-Up Artist’s ‘Angela To Anjali’ Transformation Stuns Internet “India lacks Civic Sense,” wrote the third person. “I would have joined them so fast. Such dancing during festivals is something else entirely,” added another. “Not sure if this is correct,” added another person.