Viral video of woman scooty rider colliding into a man casually walking on road has internet biting sarcasm.
Ever stumbled upon those uproarious videos showcasing driving escapades that, miraculously, result in no serious harm but are an absolute riot to witness? In case you haven’t, a recent clip where a woman, steering her scooty with a confident flair, comically collides with a man leisurely strolling on the road. It’s the kind of scenario where concern for injuries takes a backseat, and all you can muster is a hearty laugh (yes, cue the guilt-ridden laughter, we’re all in the same boat!).
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This viral video is akin to a ‘papa ki pari’ moment, where the woman unexpectedly collides with the man, sending both of them tumbling down, all captured by riders behind them. Without passing judgment on anyone’s driving skills, the incident, coupled with the ‘papa ki pari’ reference, has led to not just laughter but also a flood of expected sarcastic comments.
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As the video gains traction, comment sections become a playground for witty remarks. “Because of such irresponsible men, people get chance to mock women driving,” quipped one user while another commenter added, “Wo bande ka rear view mirror kaha hai!! (Where is that guy’s rearview mirror) Such an irresponsible walker.”
A third voice chimed in, “Guy in blue was clearing using Mobile while walking that too without helmet. Stop blaming gurls for such incidents.” The fourth one said, “Total fault of guy you can clearly see right indicator blinking means guy should had walked in right giving way for vehicle to pass from left side.”
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While instances of women navigating vehicles in peculiar ways, leading to encounters with innocent bystanders, are not uncommon on the internet, it’s crucial to note that these videos are meant for light-hearted laughter.
Yet, it’s also acknowledged that some of these instances inadvertently contribute to a biased perception of women drivers, a topic that has occasionally sparked public discussion.
