Viral Video: Gujarat Teens Stuck In Sea After Mahindra Thar Stunt
With the increasing obsession with filming everything for Instagram reels , some content creators go to extreme lengths, risking their lives. From performing dangerous car stunts to hanging off buildings, the Internet has seen it all.
A new video has emerged on social media showing a group of youngsters stranded at sea while attempting a stunt with two Mahindra Thar vehicles in Gujarat. Reports indicate that the incident took place in Bhadreshwar, Kutch.
The viral video shows a group of boys and their red and white Thar vehicles caught in a strong sea current. Sharing the video on X, Priya Singh wrote, “This group of boys had come to Gujarat to perform stunts in the sea. But when the sea showed its magic, they came to their senses. After a lot of hard work, the vehicles were pulled out with the help of local people.”
Shared on June 23, the video quickly garnered over 70,000 views, with many social media users criticizing the group for risking their lives for reel content. One user reacted by saying, “Reels should be banned,” while another commented, “This is what will happen if you joke with nature.”
Last week, a video of youngsters performing a dangerous stunt in an abandoned building near Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Pune’s Jambhulwadi went viral. The video showed a young woman hanging from a terrace while a young boy held her hand to prevent her from falling.
A new video has emerged on social media showing a group of youngsters stranded at sea while attempting a stunt with two Mahindra Thar vehicles in Gujarat. Reports indicate that the incident took place in Bhadreshwar, Kutch.
The viral video shows a group of boys and their red and white Thar vehicles caught in a strong sea current. Sharing the video on X, Priya Singh wrote, “This group of boys had come to Gujarat to perform stunts in the sea. But when the sea showed its magic, they came to their senses. After a lot of hard work, the vehicles were pulled out with the help of local people.”
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Shared on June 23, the video quickly garnered over 70,000 views, with many social media users criticizing the group for risking their lives for reel content. One user reacted by saying, “Reels should be banned,” while another commented, “This is what will happen if you joke with nature.”
Last week, a video of youngsters performing a dangerous stunt in an abandoned building near Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Pune’s Jambhulwadi went viral. The video showed a young woman hanging from a terrace while a young boy held her hand to prevent her from falling.
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