Many people are wondering why the video is trending today, not just in India but in other countries too.
Everyone knows most big fat Indian (or otherwise) weddings are all about food, dance (including specially choreographed performances), and over all fun, aside from the actual ceremony. So it's surprising how many videos of brides shaking a leg at their own weddings go insanely viral every now and then. Last month, a video of a bride dancing to London Thumkda and Kala Chashma became a huge hit on Facebook. And now, a video of another bride dancing at her wedding is being watched by thousands. The video, shared on January 21, is currently trending on YouTube.
The 37 second-long video shows a bride grooving to Panjabi MC track Dhol Jageero Da. Shot on a phone camera in all likelihood, the video shows just the bride dancing to the song for the most part. She is later joined by another woman.
Since being shared, the video has received over 8.6 lakh views. Interestingly, however, several people are wondering why exactly the video is trending today, not just in India but also in Australia, Philippines and Nepal. It apparently also trended in Canada, some commenters say. Many others have also praised the video and the bride's dance routine.
"Nice dance," says one commenter on YouTube. "That is one happy bride... wow!!" says another. "Top 10 trending in Philippines," one YouTube user says. "Why is this trending in Australia?" another one wondered.
Regardless, take a look at video below. Chances are it'll make you want to dance a little too.
Think the excitement is justified? Tell us in the comments section below.
The 37 second-long video shows a bride grooving to Panjabi MC track Dhol Jageero Da. Shot on a phone camera in all likelihood, the video shows just the bride dancing to the song for the most part. She is later joined by another woman.
Since being shared, the video has received over 8.6 lakh views. Interestingly, however, several people are wondering why exactly the video is trending today, not just in India but also in Australia, Philippines and Nepal. It apparently also trended in Canada, some commenters say. Many others have also praised the video and the bride's dance routine.
"Nice dance," says one commenter on YouTube. "That is one happy bride... wow!!" says another. "Top 10 trending in Philippines," one YouTube user says. "Why is this trending in Australia?" another one wondered.
Regardless, take a look at video below. Chances are it'll make you want to dance a little too.
Think the excitement is justified? Tell us in the comments section below.
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