While social distancing has become the order of the day amid the Covid-19 pandemic, people are finding new ways to show they are all in this together and can have some fun too. Now, too keep up the spirits amid the global health crisis, people in a neighbourhood in the United Kingdom were seen performing bhangra. The video is doing round across social media sites and is warming hearts online.
In the video posted on Twitter, Eeshar Singh can be seen doing some basic steps of the folk dance outside his home and others joined in, imitating his poses from a distance. Grooving to peppy Punjani song, ‘Veervaar’ from Sardaarji people are seeing shaking a leg on the streets.
“Mum got me dancing for the street,” the artist wrote online sharing the clip.
Mum got me dancing for the street 😂🙃 pic.twitter.com/WWK6ZOKGYP
— Kidha Ju okay? (@shergillj99) April 30, 2020
And if that wasn’t enough, the woman made her son play the dhol as well to set the mood and vibe right along the desi song.
Had me playing Dhol aswell 🤓 pic.twitter.com/51BR0yahMU
— Kidha Ju okay? (@shergillj99) April 30, 2020
The cool ritual impressed many online, including singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh the original artiste in the film, who retweeted the video online.
— DILJIT DOSANJH (@diljitdosanjh) May 1, 2020
Hahahaha that’s the best thing on Twitter today. Your mum is a queen.
— BibliovertAfridi(Quarantine edition) (@LadyBibliovert) May 1, 2020
I love how they were all copying your moves so wholesome
— bantersaurus-rex (@khan_lisha1) May 1, 2020
Love it. Dance like no ones watching. That’s why kids will always get it right! ❤️
— Authentic PunjaBee (@bees_gill) May 1, 2020
it warmed my heart seeing other people of other cultures join 🥺🥺 thanks 💓
— liz 🐘 (@lxzettexo) May 1, 2020
Love this, wish their was more of this community spirit and cross culture happiness in the world
— jas mander (@jmanderuk) May 1, 2020
AMAZING wow i love this i wish someone would teach a dance class on my street
— rumz (@bayykid) May 1, 2020
Take care. Be safe. pic.twitter.com/qbSKRSqZd5
— Agnoup (@Agnoup) May 2, 2020
Phatte chak da
DIL jit ni hatda https://t.co/O9JZygQQrp— Infinity (@Infinit45437587) May 2, 2020
Good vibes scene ❤ https://t.co/mAKnsaJu3x
— Harsh Kaliraman (@HarshKaliraman) May 1, 2020
Last month, a video of people dancing in the UK also went viral.