Viral Video Shows Men Standing on Moving Thar, Fall Hard After Sudden Brake - Internet Demands Strict Action
Some lessons shouldn’t need explanation, like not standing or jumping on the roof of a moving car. Yet a group of men in a viral video proved otherwise, learning this basic rule the dangerous way.
The clip shows several men casually standing and even bouncing on top of a speeding Mahindra Thar. Seconds later, the inevitable happens. The driver suddenly brakes to avoid an oncoming tractor, and the group is flung off the roof in a split second.
As they hit the road, an even bigger scare follows, a truck approaching from the opposite side. Thankfully, the truck driver reacts instantly and slams the brakes, narrowly preventing what could have been a fatal accident.
Once online, the video triggered strong reactions. People slammed the reckless stunt and demanded stricter laws against such behaviour. Some viewers called for “anti-chapri laws,” using a slang term often aimed at people engaging in showy or irresponsible antics.
The clip was posted on X by the handle FrontalForce and has already garnered over 1,000 views. The caption echoed the public sentiment, calling the act foolish and praising the alert truck driver for saving the men from a deadly mishap.
Users filled the comment section with a mix of frustration, sarcasm and relief:
“Thar roof squad flew like action heroes when the driver hit the brakes. Luckily, the truck driver saved them from turning a reel into a disaster. Time for strict anti–stunt driving laws.”
“They aren't even sitting; they're standing on the roof. Jo hota hai acche ke liye hota hai (Whatever happens, happens for the good).”
“Forget anti chapri. People don’t follow any of the road laws and no one is scared of rules and law in India !! No one follows!”
“A Chhapri Act is the need for the day like the Goonda Act,” another wrote.
While the authenticity of the video couldn’t be verified, the message remains loud and clear: stunts on public roads are not entertainment, they’re accidents waiting to happen.
The clip shows several men casually standing and even bouncing on top of a speeding Mahindra Thar. Seconds later, the inevitable happens. The driver suddenly brakes to avoid an oncoming tractor, and the group is flung off the roof in a split second.
As they hit the road, an even bigger scare follows, a truck approaching from the opposite side. Thankfully, the truck driver reacts instantly and slams the brakes, narrowly preventing what could have been a fatal accident.
Once online, the video triggered strong reactions. People slammed the reckless stunt and demanded stricter laws against such behaviour. Some viewers called for “anti-chapri laws,” using a slang term often aimed at people engaging in showy or irresponsible antics.
The clip was posted on X by the handle FrontalForce and has already garnered over 1,000 views. The caption echoed the public sentiment, calling the act foolish and praising the alert truck driver for saving the men from a deadly mishap.
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Users filled the comment section with a mix of frustration, sarcasm and relief:
“Thar roof squad flew like action heroes when the driver hit the brakes. Luckily, the truck driver saved them from turning a reel into a disaster. Time for strict anti–stunt driving laws.”
“They aren't even sitting; they're standing on the roof. Jo hota hai acche ke liye hota hai (Whatever happens, happens for the good).”
“Forget anti chapri. People don’t follow any of the road laws and no one is scared of rules and law in India !! No one follows!”
“A Chhapri Act is the need for the day like the Goonda Act,” another wrote.
While the authenticity of the video couldn’t be verified, the message remains loud and clear: stunts on public roads are not entertainment, they’re accidents waiting to happen.
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