Viral Video: Amity University Girls’ Bold Dance On ‘Uyi Amma’ Sparks Netizens’ Anger

The video, now seen by millions, has triggered a backlash. Many viewers have slammed the performance, calling it “inappropriate” for an academic setting. The style of dance and choice of song seem to be at the center of the storm. While the participants appear to be enjoying their big day, critics argue that colleges should maintain decorum—even during farewell parties.

One comment that caught attention reads, “It was my dream to study in Amity, but after seeing this, I’m not so sure anymore.” Others questioned the selection of music and the nature of the performance, suggesting that cultural values and the sanctity of educational spaces are being ignored.


Interestingly, this isn't the first such incident. Just a few days earlier, another farewell video from a well-known Noida college went viral. That clip featured a student in jeans and a crop top dancing on stage while the crowd below hooted and cheered. Again, the online community erupted—some calling it fun, many branding it "obscene."

The larger question raised by these viral moments: Where do we draw the line between celebration and disrespect in educational spaces? While colleges are meant to foster freedom and creativity, many netizens are urging students to strike a balance between fun and responsibility.

As the video continues to spread, the debate shows no signs of cooling down. One thing is clear—farewell parties today are no longer just private memories. They’re public conversations.