A viral video has been circulating on social media, showing a woman changing and trying on shorts in a cloth store in Delhi’s Palika Bazar. What makes it even more surprising is that the male shopkeeper is present while this is happening. Some people claim that the video is actually from a cloth shop in Goa, but it’s difficult to determine the exact location. The video has caused quite a stir and has sparked outrage among social media users. The video was apparently intended to be uploaded on Instagram as a “reel,”.
However, instead of receiving praise or admiration, the creator of this particular reel faced heavy criticism. Many people questioned the necessity of the woman’s actions and expressed concern about the impact of the growing “reel culture” on India’s traditional values and culture. In the past, reels were usually limited to public places like parks, malls, or tourist spots. However, it seems that this trend has now extended to other places, including public transportation like metros and buses.
For many people, this has become a source of annoyance and nuisance. But the incident in the video took things to a whole new level. Changing rooms were available in the store, yet the woman chose to change in front of a male shopkeeper. This was seen by many as crossing all limits of decency and was widely criticized for being in poor taste. The increasing number of creators making reels in public places and on various strange topics has raised concerns among both the public and authorities.
Sometimes, these reels push the boundaries of what is considered acceptable behavior. The police and government have warned people against crossing the line and breaking protocols in public places just for the sake of making reels. Despite these warnings, reels of all kinds, both good and bad, continue to flood the internet. Interestingly, there is a growing audience for this kind of content.