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While commuters observe, the guys can be seen dancing to the upbeat song "Leke Pehla Pehla Pyar" on the Mumbai local.
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The Norwegian dance group "The Quick Style," who last year ignited the internet with their superb dancing abilities, has been touring various places across the globe. India is now being visited by the popular dancing group, much to the delight of its fans and admirers. Another video of them performing aboard a Mumbai local train has gone viral after they danced with Virat Kohli to the song "Ishq" by Stereo Nation.
The men are seen dancing on the Mumbai local while people on the train observe them with enjoyment and wonder in a video that was shared on their official Instagram account.
Our first step aboard an Indian local train, #Mumbai, reads the caption for the video.
Indians were ecstatic to witness their dancing performance, which is evident in the video's viral success. More than 40 million people have seen the video, and it has received 6 million likes and more than 4300 comments.
On the internet, many people expressed their eagerness for them to visit India, while others playfully questioned how they were able to dance inside a Mumbai local train. How on earth did you acquire free room aboard a local Mumbai train?!? said one user in jest. Another person said, "We're always there to vibe along with your distinct swift style, from Delhi metro to Mumbai local trains."
Aman Gupta, a co-founder of Boat, added the following remark to the video: "Vah. boAt Maja aaya dekh kar." Indians from Mumbai commented on the article with the phrase "Mumbai Local Plus @thequickstyle = First class experience."
Awesome feel, vibe!" A third person chimed in, "I hope you guys are enjoying Indian food as well. A fourth person added, "Living for this India takeover," and a fifth, "This was really awesome."
After giving sensational renditions of popular Bollywood songs like "Sadi Galli" from the movie "Tanu Weds Manu" and "Kala Chashma" from "Baar Baar Dekho," the trio went viral online.