Mumbaikars Play Garba In Local Train: Viral Video Showcases 'Spirit Of Mumbai'
The video shows men forming a circle and grooving to traditional Garba beats inside the moving train. Some clapped along, others twirled gracefully

Mumbai local trains are known for their rush, hustle, and everyday chaos. But this week, commuters witnessed something extraordinary. A viral video making rounds on the internet captures Mumbaikars breaking into Garba while traveling in a local train. With music playing in the background, passengers left their seats and began dancing in unison, creating a heartwarming moment of joy in the most unexpected setting.
Dance meets daily commute
The video shows men forming a circle and grooving to traditional Garba beats inside the moving train. Some clapped along, others twirled gracefully, and a few simply smiled and tapped their feet. What’s usually a mundane ride turned into a cultural celebration that spread cheer to everyone present. The energy was contagious, reflecting Mumbai’s reputation for embracing diversity and celebration even in the busiest of moments.
Netizens celebrate the spirit of Mumbai
The video has been widely shared on social media platforms, drawing admiration from people across India. Many praised the commuters for bringing Navratri’s festive spirit to life in such an unusual space.
One user commented, "Gujju & Mumbaikar both knows how to enjoy life."
Another wrote, "Nice to see this in Mumbai - India trains - May not be full Garba but the Songs and the Vibes bring out the Festivities."
These comments highlight how the video resonated with viewers, blending the essence of Mumbai’s resilience with Gujarat’s cultural vibrancy.
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Mumbai’s festive spirit shines through
Navratri, known for its dazzling Garba and Dandiya nights, is being celebrated across India with great enthusiasm. For Mumbaikars, who juggle long commutes and hectic schedules daily, this impromptu dance party served as a reminder that joy can be found anywhere, even between train compartments.
The clip is more than just entertainment; it symbolises Mumbai’s ability to create happiness amidst chaos. Whether in traffic jams, crowded streets, or now a moving local train, the city finds ways to celebrate life.
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