There is no doubt in saying that the Punjabi singer AP Dhillon has created a niched for himself in the entertainment industry with his hit songs. From Brown Munday to Summer High, people going gaga over his songs. Recently, a video went viral on all the social media platforms, where a petrol pump in Punjab used one of his songs named Excuses on their digital body in order to attract customers.

The clip has been shared by an internet user named Wake Up Singh. He also captioned the post, where he wrote come and say hi If you cross by, followed by half the lyrics of the song that reads Nhi te Aaunda Jaanda takda rahiee.

Take a look at the viral video of the Punjab petrol pump showing AP Dhillon’s song lyrics

The video starts with a  LED display board at that flashes the AP Dhillon’s song Excuses. It also flaunts the Punjabi lyrics that read Kehndi Hundi Si Tank Full Karade, Sare Ni Pasand Menu BPCL Pawadwe. The lyrics were kept on repeating the lyrics again and again.

Ever since the clip was shared on the internet, it gained a lot of likes, massive viewership and reshares in no time. Many social media users have also been bombarded with comment section in order to share their opinion about the same.

One of the users commended that People from Punjab never leave a single chance to impress others with their creativity. Another user wrote that such type of guts and creativity India needs right now. While the third one appreciates the singer for making such a nice song that can be used in parties, clubs, wedding, and even on the petrol pump.

This is not the first time such a clip hit the headlines. Earlier, a similar post went viral on the internet where a house owner put a creative yet sarcastic banner outside his residence to avoid unwanted parking.

As social media users turn Delhi metro into a spot for making videos, Instagram reels and photography with each passing day, the DMRC released a strict guideline to control the activity on Tuesday. They have released a new notification, under which it has stated that making videography, dancing videos, photography, and any such activity inside the train that can cause trouble to other passengers is completely prohibited.

While confirming the news, the management also shared a post on Twitter, putting a sarcastic caption in Hindi that reads be the passengers inside the train not a problem to others.

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Take a look at the Delhi Metro post on making videography

Ever since the post was shared on the internet, it gained a lot of likes and reshares in no time. The decision also left the social media users split. While some are supporting the new rule, on the other hand, some are criticizing the ban. One of the users wrote that first of all, the train management should focus on arranging the seats for the young people as a large crowd always travels while standing and never get seats. We also pay full money for the ticket in the metro, so why don’t we get a seat? User asked. Another one appreciated the new rule and said that it needs to apply with full force as internet influencers think that they own the whole train and makes videos as if nobody is watching them. While the third user asked the DMRC to stop making such useless rules.

Earlier this month, an incident was reported, where a social media influencer was caught making dance reels when the whole train was full of a crowd. When people objected, she started arguing with them. Later, the scene became heated and turned into a fight.

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A video has emerged on the internet from Gujarat’s Valsad where a group of people can be seen showering the Bhajan singer with wads of cash during the Kirtidan Gadhvi event. As per reports, such a thing is a usual notion during the Kritidan Gadhvi event, however, the video has sent many users in shock.

In the video, a Bhajan singer can be seen performing on stage while a group of people literally showering currency notes of Rs 20 or Rs 10 on the performer. The video also shows the people showering the performers with cash and grooving to the music.

The stage in the video can also be seen covered with notes worth Rs 20 and 10. The performers, despite being showered by the notes, can be seen continuing their performance and matching the same enthusiasm as the people.

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As per reports, the tradition of showering Bhajan with money is an old tradition, and the money being thrown is usually used for charity, donations and to build temples.

Twitter reactions

After the video of the incident went viral, many users rushed in to add their witty take on the video. One user wrote and said that the income tax department will be on its way after watching the video, implying that the probe agency will hold the people accountable for elicit cash.

One user wrote and raked up the deteriorating state of neighboring Pakistan who would have seen the video and would have questioned if such a sum of money exist.

One user wrote and termed the video to be a symbol of corporate life implying that this is how corporate companies throw money at their employees while the employees do as they are told.