A woman filming a reel of film while a group of people are wrestling on Shimla’s Ridge. Watch the video!

Woman causes commotion as people wrestle in background; netizens call it ‘pathetic’. Image credit: @iNikhilsaini/X

Shimla: In today’s age of social media, it wouldn’t be surprising if people started seeing film reels in the most random places. A video that went viral showed a woman filming a reel while people were fighting in the background. The incident left internet users angry.

The incident that took place in Shimla was posted online by an X user named Nikhil Saini. He wrote, “Since the last 2-3 years, Shimla’s Ridge has become a hotspot for cringe activities. Reel makers have taken over this place and these kinds of nonsensical videos are being made on a daily basis. A viral video on the internet shows a girl making a reel during a fight! Instead of stopping it, they are using it to create content. They are requesting the local government to impose strict laws against such people and protect our public places.”

Woman creates riot as people fight in background in Shimla; viral video

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In the last 2-3 years, Shimla’s Ridge has become a hotspot for cringe activities. Reelmakers have taken over this place and such nonsense videos are being made on a daily basis.

A viral video on the internet shows a girl making a reel during a fight! Instead of stopping it, they use it to… photo.twitter.com/K0XvvwuJ8H

— Nikhil Saini (@iNikhilsaini) July 26, 2024

The posted video showed a group of people fighting violently. Meanwhile, the young woman was seen filming some sort of video. She seemed cheerful in front of the camera.

The clip angered many Internet users. One wrote: “This is so insensitive and inhuman. Sad. Unfortunately, the law can’t do anything about such people.” A second person said: “This is so funny. Sorry, I know I shouldn’t laugh, but.”

A third person said: “These iconic places deserve respect and preservation. At the very least, there should be a home guard or police personnel stationed there to manage and prevent such abuse.”

The video was viewed over 12.5K times on X.