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Delhi University's IP College fresher's party: Student gets crowd support when music system gives up! Reel goes viral

At IP College for Women's Fresher's Party, the crowd sang Afreen Afreen to enable a fresher to continue her dance act. Viral reel has got over 1M likes.

Published on: Oct 23, 2024, 21:18:35 IST
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Ever faced a technical snag when performing on stage? A situation like this would usually leave the performer flustered and the audience booing the act. But this wasn’t the case at the recently held Fresher’s Party of Indraprastha College (IP) For Women, Delhi University. In a viral video (with more than 7.8m views), a first-year student Shreeaa Rathi is seen dancing on the stage when all of a sudden the sound speakers stop working. But, even before this fresher could think about losing heart, the audience begins to sing Afreen Afreen in unison, and she resumed her dance with double the vigour!

A grab of the viral video where DU student Shreeaa Rathi (centre) shows her dance moves with crowd support. (Photo: Instagram )
A grab of the viral video where DU student Shreeaa Rathi (centre) shows her dance moves with crowd support. (Photo: Instagram )

Such supportive behaviour of the audience is winning accolades for the IP College for Women, as the reel uploaded by Rathi has already garnered more than one million likes. Sharing what happened on the day, Rathi recalls, “I had registered for the competition online, but my name didn’t appear in the list and I was disheartened before going into the auditorium. Then one of my teachers told me that I could perform as a filler, when the judges take to calculating the scores to announce a winner. That's when in the spur-of-the-moment I went on the stage . Unfortunately, at that time the speakers stopped working and I had to pause for a brief moment in between my dance act. But then I saw the crowd singing, and their collective energy and enthusiasm gave me an incredible motivation to carry on. It was the best feeling ever, quite surreal!”

 
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