Wedding guests groove to a Haryanvi song onboard a flight to Qatar. Watch

The clip shared by anchor Jay Karmani on Instagram shows men and women grooving enthusiastically on the aisle of the flight.

Wedding guests groove to Haryanvi song onboard flight

While many were amazed by the group's energy, some others raised concerns over safety on flight.

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From proposals to pilots surprising their parents, moments aboard flights have often gone viral. Now, a video showing people grooving to the Haryanvi song, Teri Aakhya Ka Yo Kajal, onboard a flight in the air has grabbed eyeballs online.

The clip shared by anchor Jay Karmani on Instagram shows men and women grooving enthusiastically on the aisle of the flight. The upbeat song is heard in the background and Karmani is seen standing in the back holding a speaker. As they shake a leg to the song, they are also seen smiling brightly. “Pov: This is how Sapna Chaudhary song hits at 37000ft in the air,” read the text insert in the clip.

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The video shared seven days ago has elicited responses from users. While many were amazed by the group’s energy, some others raised concerns over safety on flight. A user commented, “How they are allowing people to do this …isn’t it dangerous?” Another user wrote, “How can it be possible shameful where are crews.” A third user wrote, “Full enjoy.”

As per other videos shared by Karmani on his Instagram account, the entire international flight to Qatar was booked for wedding guests. Another video showed a couple dancing to popular Bollywood song “Maan Meri Jaan” in front of the wedding guests who watched them with adoration.

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