In today’s social media-driven world, people often go to great lengths to make their lives appear more exciting for the audience on social media. While some content creators opt for interesting challenges, others push the boundaries of safety to create viral moments.
Unfortunately, this quest for online fame can sometimes lead to dangerous situations, as individuals disregard the well-being of themselves and those around them.
Incidents like these, where recklessness meets social media ambition, seem to increase on a day-to-day basis. While some stunts may seem harmless or humorous at first glance, they often include big risks that can result in harm.
Whether it’s performing dangerous activities for the camera or engaging in high-speed actions in public spaces, the line between thrilling and irresponsible becomes dangerously blurry, leading to dire consequences.
A recent incident that could have had dire consequences
A similar incident recently took place where a newlywed couple from Gwalior found themselves in hot water after a video of their risky stunt went viral on social media. The video, which surfaced five days ago, shows the groom dancing on the roof of a moving car while the bride sits on the bonnet, both swaying to the popular song “Ishq Ki Gali Vich No Entry.”
The couple’s impromptu dance performance took place on a busy road near the newly constructed Rail Over Bridge (ROB), where traffic was flowing freely, and vehicles could be seen passing dangerously close to the couple’s car. Passersby were left shocked and alarmed by the risky behaviour being displayed right in the middle of live traffic. What was intended as a celebration quickly moved into being a lesson on the dangers of trying to impress an online audience at the expense of personal safety.
Police took action after the video went viral on social media
Once the video gained traction on social media, the Gwalior traffic police took immediate action. They were able to track down the vehicle, with the registered number, to a resident of Sirole Dharikheda Jagra Road in Gwalior. The car was subsequently issued a challan for traffic violations.
Subedar Abhishek Raghuvanshi, the officer in charge of Gola Ka Mandir Traffic Station, confirmed the fine, stating, “Further action may be taken, as the stunt not only endangered the lives of the bride and groom but also posed a serious risk to other commuters on the road.”
Unfortunately, this quest for online fame can sometimes lead to dangerous situations, as individuals disregard the well-being of themselves and those around them.
Incidents like these, where recklessness meets social media ambition, seem to increase on a day-to-day basis. While some stunts may seem harmless or humorous at first glance, they often include big risks that can result in harm.
Whether it’s performing dangerous activities for the camera or engaging in high-speed actions in public spaces, the line between thrilling and irresponsible becomes dangerously blurry, leading to dire consequences.
A recent incident that could have had dire consequences
A similar incident recently took place where a newlywed couple from Gwalior found themselves in hot water after a video of their risky stunt went viral on social media. The video, which surfaced five days ago, shows the groom dancing on the roof of a moving car while the bride sits on the bonnet, both swaying to the popular song “Ishq Ki Gali Vich No Entry.”
The couple’s impromptu dance performance took place on a busy road near the newly constructed Rail Over Bridge (ROB), where traffic was flowing freely, and vehicles could be seen passing dangerously close to the couple’s car. Passersby were left shocked and alarmed by the risky behaviour being displayed right in the middle of live traffic. What was intended as a celebration quickly moved into being a lesson on the dangers of trying to impress an online audience at the expense of personal safety.
In Gwalior, a bride and groom violated traffic rules in order to go viral. A video of the groom doing stunts with a sword on the car and the bride dancing on the bonnet is becoming increasingly viral on social media#MadhyaPradesh #MetGala #MetGala2025 #MetGala2025xFREEN #Stunt pic.twitter.com/JrBfc58JTB
— TodaysVoice ImranSayyed (@todaysvoice24nz) May 6, 2025
Police took action after the video went viral on social media
Once the video gained traction on social media, the Gwalior traffic police took immediate action. They were able to track down the vehicle, with the registered number, to a resident of Sirole Dharikheda Jagra Road in Gwalior. The car was subsequently issued a challan for traffic violations.
Subedar Abhishek Raghuvanshi, the officer in charge of Gola Ka Mandir Traffic Station, confirmed the fine, stating, “Further action may be taken, as the stunt not only endangered the lives of the bride and groom but also posed a serious risk to other commuters on the road.”
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