Cycling with friends isn’t just a fun pastime. For many, it’s a moment to unwind, open up, share stories, and even break into a song or two. A heartwarming example of this has recently surfaced from the streets of Assam, where a young girl captured herself riding her bicycle and singing a classic Bollywood hit with effortless charm.
A video of the girl, identified as 'Moi Prana' (as known on Instagram), is going viral online. In the clip, she is seen pedaling next to her female friend as she brings out the cherished and nostalgic tune 'My Name is Anthony Gonsalves' from the 1977 Bollywood film 'Amar Akbar Anthony'.
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Originally sung by Kishore Kumar and famously performed by Amitabh Bachchan, Moi matched the same playful vibe to her rendition, all while riding under the sunny skies.
With a bright smile and a spark in her eyes, she radiated pure joy and energy.
The music reel opened with a close-up of her cycle's horn as she tried to fix her phone just right for a selfie video. With one hand gripping the handlebar and the other adjusting the camera, she rendered the retro beat with confidence, syncing perfectly with the song's fun-filled rhythm.
As the lyrics approached the well-known '420' line, she turned the camera toward her friend, giving viewers a delightful glimpse of her cycling companion — a cheerful cameo that added to the fun and left netizens smiling.
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Shared on Instagram on May 8, the video has since gone viral, amassing over 57,000 likes.
While many praised Moi’s singing and carefree spirit, some viewers expressed concern about the safety risks of filming while cycling.
One comment read, “Mujhe darr tha ye gir na jaaye (I feared that she might fall),” capturing a common worry among internet users.
Beyond her performance, viewers also took note of her looks, especially her round spectacles that sparked comparisons to the beloved cartoon character Nobita. Netizens began affectionately calling her the “female Nobita” in the comments.
