Watch: Guy Dresses As Ghost, Walks Around With Candle & 'Gumnaam Hai Koi' Playing In Background
India witnessed a mini-Diwali celebration of sorts last night since PM Modi had appealed to the citizens across the country to light diyas and candles to show solidarity and unity in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Indians are known for their theatrics and a man in Bengaluru wanted to take things up a notch. Twitter is ablaze with this video, in which a man can be seen walking around his balcony, dressed up as a ghost.
Twitter/@wack_a_noodle
The now-viral video was shared on Twitter by user @wack_a_noodle and it spread like wildfire on social media, within a few hours of it first being uploaded. In the video, you can see a man walking in his balcony, covered in a white cloth from head to toe, and to add some masala to his game, the song 'Gumnaam Hai Koi' from the 1965 film Gumnaaam is playing in the background.
HIT ME ON THE HEAD SOMEBODY BEFORE I LOSE IT ?? pic.twitter.com/mqaXrv2TAl
¡ª Noodlehead (@wack_a_noodle) April 5, 2020
The 15-second-long visual has been viewed over 190K times and has received more than 10K likes almost 4K retweets. It has also brought in a lot of engagement from netizens who left several comments on the post.
Man/woman deserves an award
¡ª ?????? ????? (@mirchagalib) April 5, 2020
Let people enjoy using the same video across the country??
¡ª Devesh Kumar (@deveshkumar2003) April 5, 2020
This tweet made my day
¡ª Vaidehi - Social Distancer ?? ?? #ChaloKashmir (@dharmicverangna) April 5, 2020
Salute to whoever that person is ???
¡ª Abshar (@Aaabshar) April 5, 2020
Lol!!! This is hilarious!!!!
¡ª Dipiya Dilawari (@Dipdil) April 5, 2020
Corona diwas best video award.
¡ª Sana Khan (@Sanakhan_m) April 5, 2020
Hands down
Sense of humour has to be appreciated ???
¡ª Jumla Buster (@FekuBuster) April 5, 2020
Hahaha! That person must be very fun to be around ????
¡ª Sojwal (@Sojwal_) April 5, 2020
Millions of people participated in PM Modi's '9 baje 9 minute' candle-lighting initiative last night, as they turned off their lights and lit diyas and candles at 9:00 pm for nine minutes, to show resolve towards fighting the global pandemic.
India has had a total of 4,314 cases out of which 118 have lost their lives and 328 have been nursed back to health.
