
Waterlogged roads and flooded homes are not something that are associated with words like fun or entertaining.
However, a recent video on Twitter that shows people playing in flooded streets and homes is changing this notion.
An undated video, which was posted on Twitter by a popular account that goes by the username @smileandraja, shows a group of boys jumping and diving in flooded streets. The video also shows people playfully sliding along a flooded lane. Lastly, it shows a man getting on a chair and then joyfully jumping on the floor of his flooded home.
Any place can be Maldives if you have high imagination and low budget pic.twitter.com/zvsTsoBD4t
— Rajabets India🇮🇳👑 (@smileandraja) July 21, 2022
आपदा को अवसर में बदल रहे 🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣😭
— चश्मे वाला 😎 (@itsmesandeep887) July 21, 2022
The onli Maldives i can afford
— 💙 (@Alreadysad__) July 21, 2022
omg its sad but its funny lmao
— . (@BhaadMeJaoSab) July 21, 2022
Waterpark home coming.
— Mahendra burden. (@kamet58) July 21, 2022
आपदा में अवसर
— Avinash Kumar (@iavi_kr) July 22, 2022
: nobody
: Rajasthani are in Mumbai..
— Rohan Kumar Nayak (@RohanNK369) July 21, 2022
It is unknown when and where these clips were recorded but so far, they have gathered over 19,000 views on social media.
While sharing the video, @smileandraja tweeted, “Any place can be Maldives if you have high imagination and low budget.” Commenting on the video, a Twitter user wrote, “The only Maldives i can afford.”
This is not the only video that shows people enjoying waterlogging. Recently, another video had gone viral that showed an auto driver breaking into a dance in the middle of a waterlogged road after his vehicle stopped working. The entertaining clip was posted by comedian and actor Sunil Grover on his Instagram account where it got over one lakh likes.


