Woman Creates Reel On Bollywood Song At Saryu Ghat In Ayodhya, Police Reacts

Shared on the microblogging site X, formerly Twitter, pink salwar suit, is seen grooving to the Bollywood song 'Jeevan Mein Jaane Jaana'.

Woman creates reel on Bollywood song at ghat in Ayodhya ( Image Source :@vikram_rajaB/X )

Social media influencers and content creators are often seen making dance videos at public places these days. Though, this may fetch them good views and numbers, it can sometimes prove to be a nuisance for the crowd and also may land them in trouble. And when it is about making dance reels at a religious place, one needs to be more careful as it may hurt religious sentiment.

A video has gone viral on social media in which a woman dancing at Ayodhya's 'Ram ki Paidi' ghat on the banks of River Saryu. Shared on the microblogging site X, formerly Twitter, pink salwar suit, is seen grooving to the Bollywood song 'Jeevan Mein Jaane Jaana'.

#अयोध्या :राम की पैड़ी में रील बनाते एक महिला का वीडियो हुआ वायरल पानी के अंदर फिल्मी गाने पर ठुमका लगाते ...

हमारे धार्मिक स्थलों के लिए क्या समझ के रखा है नाचने वाले लोगों ने pic.twitter.com/6q4zYANM3f

— Vikram Singh Parmar (@vikram_rajaB) October 10, 2023

Several people on seeing the video were displeased by the act and asked the local authorities to take action in this regard. 

"Unless strict action is taken against such people, they will not improve," commented one user on the post.

While another wrote, "Ye log zindagi mai kucch nahi kar paate hain fir 2 min ki reel bana kar puri  duniya mai famous hona chahte hain ,reel ab ek beemari ban chuki hai."

Soon the Ayodhya police also replied on the post by saying, ''Inspector in-charge was directed to Ayodhya for necessary investigation and action.''

Earlier this year, a similar incident was reported from Ayodhya's Saryu River ghat. A girl was seen dancing in the river to the Bollywood song 'Panni Mein Aag lagani hai', as others watched her. 

People had then also objected to the act and said it hurt religious sentiments after which the police responded by directing the in-charge Inspector to take necessary action.