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Man turns Mumbai local into stage, sings popular Indian ad jingles

An Instagram user reacted to this viral video and wrote, “I bet everyone got those songs playing in their mental jukebox.”

Published on: Nov 08, 2023 05:16 PM IST
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Mumbai local trains have turned into dance and signing platforms lately. From people dancing on the moving trains to some jamming to popular songs, numerous videos from Mumbai local trains often garner significant attention on social media. Now, a video of a man singing ad jingles inside a local has gone viral and is eliciting numerous responses from people.

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Man singing ad jingles in Mumbai local. (Instagram/@prannayjoshi)
Man singing ad jingles in Mumbai local. (Instagram/@prannayjoshi)

“Which songs should I do next?” reads the caption written alongside the video shared on Instagram user Prannay. The video shows Prannay singing the famous Indian ad jingles and entertaining fellow passengers. He starts with the jingle of MDH and then sings Badshah masala jingles. Next, he sings the Nirma song and the tagline of Parle Kiss Me.

Watch the viral video right here:

“Mujhe bhi yeh karna hai [I also want to do this],” posted an Instagram user.

Another added, “I bet everyone got those songs playing in their mental jukebox.”

“Why aren’t they laughing?” enquired a third.

A fourth commented, “Need this type of confidence.”

“I was there when you sang washing powder,” claimed a fifth.

A sixth shared, “Omg! This is next level.”

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Arfa Javaid

Arfa Javaid is a journalist working with the Hindustan Times' Delhi team. She covers trending topics, human interest stories, and viral content online.

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