Summer Special Jugaad! VIDEO Shows 'Baraatis' Dancing With Moving Coolers At Wedding Procession Amid Scorching Sun In MP's Dewas
A wedding procession in Dewas grabbed attention as baratis used “mobile coolers” on wheels to beat the heat. A viral video shows them dancing with several coolers moving along. While many praised it as “desi jugaad,” others said the procession could have been held at night instead.
Dewas (Madhya Pradesh): A wedding procession has garnered limelight as the 'baraatis' danced amid scorching sun while a series of coolers moved along on Dewas streets.
A video of the scene has now surfaced online, leaving netizens amazed by the desi jugaad! It shows the procession moving along the road, with wedding guests dancing happily while several coolers roll beside them.
The jugaad: Series of coolers were placed on small wheeled-trolleys and tied in a form of chain on both sides as baraatis chilled in centre.
Watch the video below :
Amid rising temperatures, the wedding procession was seen moving with music, dancing and an unusual addition, 'coolers.'
The coolers were placed on small wheeled platforms and moved them along with the procession. As the group walked and danced to DJ music, the coolers kept blowing cold air, giving them relief from the heat.
Passersby stopped to watch this unusual sight, and many recorded videos on their phones. Soon, the clip went viral on social media.
This incident once again highlights how people in India come up with creative solutions or we should say 'jugaad' in difficult situations.
The “mobile cooler” idea has now become a major talking point online. Netizens are sharing the video and reacting in different ways.
While many people are praising it as a smart “desi jugaad” (local creative solution), others feel the situation could have been avoided by simply shifting the baarat timing from daytime to night.
MP Weather
The weather in Madhya Pradesh is very hot these days, with temperatures hovering around 43–44°C in many districts. The weather department has predicted rain for the next 3–4 days.
It has become difficult for people to step out of their homes in scortching heat. Many are falling sick, as they have no other option but to go out and work.
Therefore, they are finding different ways to beat the heat, and feel less and less of it.
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