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Watch how 'JAAT mummy' speeds past son's ride

This Instagram clip has racked up an astonishing 40.5 million views and 3 million likes
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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:00 PM Sep 07, 2025 IST
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Meet the ultimate "Jaat Mummy" who's stealing hearts and breaking speed records!

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A viral video from Haryana has taken the Internet by storm, showcasing a mother's thrilling race against her son Ashish Chahal. She's behind the wheel of a sleek red Porsche 718 Boxster, while he's driving a Toyota Fortuner. As she zooms past him on an empty road, Chahal's amusement is palpable, laughing and declaring, "Bhai meri maa mere se race laga rahi hai, abhi aage nikalta hu" (my mother is racing with me, I have to get ahead now).

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This hilarious clip, captioned "avg JAAT mummy" on Instagram, has racked up an astonishing 40.5 million views and 3 million likes.

Comments range from “Mummy be like:- mera beta tab jeetega jab wo mujhe haraiya” to “Aesi saas mil jaye toh baat ban jaye.”

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