Dog riding pillion ‘photobombs’ BBC show, video leaves people in splits
The 24-second-long video is from the concluding part of the BBC show Talking Movies.
A hilarious video involving the BBC show Talking Movies and a dog riding pillion on bike has created a buzz on Twitter. What’s adds on to the hilarity of the video is the caption that the Twitter user used while sharing it.

The 24-second-long video from the concluding part of the show has now tickled funny bone of many and there’s a chance that it’ll leave you in splits too.
In the video, the show’s host Tom Brook rides in an auto rickshaw while saying his closing lines. A few seconds into the clip, the spotlight shifts from the host to something funny and unusual – a dog riding pillion on a bike.
“This is the most Indian photobomb,” wrote Twitter user Tim Kimber and shared the video a few days back.
Take a look at the hilarious video:
Since being shared on December 1, the video has garnered close to one lakh views. Additionally, it has also amassed about 3,600 likes and more than 1,200 comments.
People had a lot to say about the video and it’s clear from all the comments they dropped. Here’s what they wrote:
What do you think of the video?
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