Mirzapur-Style Kidnapping Backfires!
A video of two men on a bike robbing another man at a chaat kiosk has gone viral, sparking an odd occurrence from Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. Two males on bikes are shown in the video approaching a victim, pushing him onto their bike, and then attempting to get away as another person records. An dispute breaks out as the locals attempt to stop the men from running away, as shown in the video. Later on, it was discovered that the entire incident had been staged just to create a reel. The men informed the audience that it was only a practical joke while laughing.
The "Mirzapur" theme tune was then used as the background music when the video was uploaded from their account. The four guys were detained by the UP police for inciting public fear after the video went viral. This act caused criticism on social media. "They will now create reels in jail for a few days, and editing and uploading will be done from there only," one user said.
"All of them are spreading filth in the name of reels," said another user, criticizing the males. This will give society the incorrect impression! The UP police ought to appropriately discipline them. individuals become less trusting of other individuals as a result of such situations, which has a highly bad effect on society. This creates a "crying wolf" scenario in which someone who truly needs assistance could not get it because others think it's a practical joke. The people ought to be far more accountable for their behavior and refrain from such antics that are just intended to gain influence on social media.
"All of them are spreading filth in the name of reels," said another user, criticizing the males. This will give society the incorrect impression! The UP police ought to appropriately discipline them. individuals become less trusting of other individuals as a result of such situations, which has a highly bad effect on society. This creates a "crying wolf" scenario in which someone who truly needs assistance could not get it because others think it's a practical joke. The people ought to be far more accountable for their behavior and refrain from such antics that are just intended to gain influence on social media.