Watch: Family's Bhangra Steps Bring Smile On Bedridden Elderly Man's Face

A bedridden elderly man shared an emotional moment with his family members as they performed Bhangra steps to cheer him up. In a video shared on Twitter by IPS officer HGS Dhaliwal, the family is seen grooving to the peppy beats of 3 Peg by Punjabi singer Sharry Mann. As the camera pans to the left, we see an elderly man, appearing frail and sick, on a hospital bed.

The young and the old alike are seen dancing to cheer him up while the elderly man smiles and moves his hands to the beats of the song.

"Punjabi's undying spirit," Mr Dhaliwal's caption read.

Punjabi's undying spirit! pic.twitter.com/NwWWs9DGJa

— HGS Dhaliwal (@hgsdhaliwalips) August 22, 2022

The video has amassed over 35,000 views on Twitter and moved several of them.

A user said, "So adorable. This act definitely added more time and happiness to the old guy's life."

Good caretakers help in the healing process indeed . Music n dance are therapeutic for many .

— Sonia Dhaliwal Jhaj (@jhaj_sonia) August 22, 2022

Another highlighted how music can act as therapy and help in the healing process.

Good caretakers help in the healing process indeed . Music n dance are therapeutic for many .

— Sonia Dhaliwal Jhaj (@jhaj_sonia) August 22, 2022

Many agreed with the IPS officer that Punjabis definitely have an undying spirit.

undoubtedly!

— Sakshi Chand (@SakshiChand08) August 22, 2022

"Really incredible" stated a few.

Really incredible

— Vikas Gupta (@idvikas) August 22, 2022

Some hailed it as the "best video."

The best video

— Chirag Gothi (@AajGothi) August 23, 2022

Many were delighted to see how the grandmother had embraced the ailing man.

Grandma ????????

— Sukh ???? (@S4Earthh) August 23, 2022

Earlier, another video showing a bride from Alabama, US, dancing with her terminally ill father had gone viral. The woman, Mary Bourne Roberts, who used to dance with her father, Jim Roberts, when she was a child, and they hoped to perform a similar dance at her wedding. When the day arrived, Mary led her wheelchair-bound father to the dance floor and danced together.

Jim was diagnosed with glioblastoma, a fast-growing and incurable cancer, in May 2017 and wasn't sure if he will make it to her daughter's wedding last December.