Down but not out: Auto driver dances his heart out after his three wheeler gets stuck in waterlogged road, see viral video

Chandigarh, July 17 A video of an auto driver dancing on a water-clogged road in full glee is doing the rounds across social media. The man can be seen initially pushing his auto amid its possible breakdown and later...

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Updated At : 12:32 AM Jul 18, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, July 17

A video of an auto driver dancing on a water-clogged road in full glee is doing the rounds across social media. The man can be seen initially pushing his auto amid its possible breakdown and later grooving in front of the vehicle as if he is not bothered about anxieties of life.

The viral video has been shared on Twitter by a user, Gajanan Janbhor. “Many times in life we cry over Little things, but this auto driver here is teaching us an important life lesson about how to find happiness even in the most severe life moments. ‘*Zindagi isi ka naam hai’,” the caption of the post reads.

The high spirit of man is being unanimously hailed as he seems to be enjoying the moment despite his vehicle being out of order and trapped in waterlogged road. The video is serving as inspiration for people to forget their woes and enjoy life thoroughly.

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