Viral Video: Video Of Scuffle Between Man, Woman Over A T-Shirt Goes Viral

A video that appears to be a fight between a young woman and a man inside a Delhi Metro train over a trivial matter has gone viral on social media.

On social media, a video shows a fight between a young woman and a man inside a Delhi Metro train has gained popularity. The woman is seen in the video arguing over a "Rs 1000 Zara t-shirt," which she was holding in her hand. A metro rider who witnessed the fight recorded it on camera.

The video starts out with a woman arguing with another man standing nearby. Soon after the woman begins striking the man, the verbal argument turns physical.

Video Of Scuffle Between Man And Woman In Delhi Metro:

A woman is seen carrying different packets in a video, and she says that one of the packets contains a T-shirt from Zara, which costs Rs 1000.

The woman can be heard stating "Mummy ko bolungi main" and "tere jaisa ladka kiskiko na mile," both of which translate to "I will inform mother, No one should get a guy like you." The man made fun of the girl's T-shirt, according to what is audible in the video, and she was furious. She answered, "I bought it from Zara for 1,000." He answered, "Doesn't seem to be worth more than 150."

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She hits the man many times, and he hits her in return. After their argument, they quickly left the train at a station together. As soon as they left the train people can be heard laughing. Watch the video here.

Some Twitter users mocked the incident, calling it a "couple fight" and "mad love," while others demanded that anyone who engaged in such behaviour face consequences. The movie has gotten more than a million views in the few days since its release. People who watched it made various hilarious remarks about it.

Although the exact date and identities of those in the video are unknown, Delhi Metro authorities said: "When using public transportation, users should act properly. It is best to refrain from acting in a way that would annoy or discomfort other passengers. "