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Delhi Metro troubled by the makers of reels
The Delhi Metro, apart from serving as an important mode of transport in the national capital, is also promoting the meme game on social media these days.
With videos or reels of people dancing in subway coaches on social media, coaches have now become a regular set-up for content creators trying to go viral.
Now the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has advised against it, sharing a funny meme on Twitter, which explains the various reactions of commuters to such acts.
Pov: People making reels inside #DelhiMetro.
Do
'SAFAR' not 'SUFFER' in metro.
pic.twitter.com/IWiUAWrAnZ
— Delhi Metro Rail Corporation I please wear a mask😷 (@OfficialDMRC) September 28, 2022
The meme mimics a reality show setup that consists of three judges - Geeta Kapoor, Malaika Arora and Terence Lewis.
Here, the contestant is the person who creates the Instagram reel inside the Delhi Metro while the judges are the fellow passengers who are reacting to it.
The caption read, "POV: People making reel inside Delhi Metro."
In her comment, Geeta Kapoor is shown saying, "Sons don't dance here. Actress Malaika Arora is shown echoing the sentiments of many travellers: "Don't you think this is the wrong place?"
The best dancer commented is Terence Lewis, who is shown saying, "Your steps are perfect but not where you're performing."
For such travelers, the meme also has this message: "The journey of art is to the stage, not to the metro."
The meme was posted with the text "'Travel' in the subway, don't 'suffer'".
DMRC's cheeky style on people dancing inside the metro has got hundreds of likes on Twitter.
A user wanted to know whether passengers shooting reel videos can be fined.
Is there a penalty or fine for such "artists"?
— Hasan (@mhkten) September 28, 2022
Another highlighted that such sudden demonstrations have become "common" these days.
What's your opinion about shooting Instagram reels inside subway coaches?
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