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- By Shailvee Tiwari
- Mon, 14 Apr 2025 01:07 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Delhi Metro Viral Video: A video shared on Instagram has started a conversation about everyday racism after a North Eastern woman revealed that she was mocked at a Delhi Metro station. In her reel, she shared that a local woman passed racial remarks at her, using words like “momo” and “China” to insult her appearance.
Instead of arguing or confronting the woman, the North Eastern girl calmly chose a different path. She began recording a casual outfit-of-the-day (OOTD) video right there at the metro station. The woman who had made the comment was also in the frame — and visibly uncomfortable with the camera being on.
Without raising her voice or even mentioning the insult, the girl’s quiet confidence spoke volumes. The video captured not just her style, but also her strength. Within moments, the woman who made the comments walked away, no longer comfortable being in the spotlight.
Social media users praised the girl's maturity and presence of mind. Many called her response “the classiest way to deal with hate.” The reel has already crossed thousands of views and likes, with people applauding how she turned a moment of racism into one of empowerment all without a single harsh word.
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The video was shared on Instagram by the user ‘Bshi Gurung’ two days ago and has already crossed 232k views. Many users praised the girl's maturity and presence of mind and others have also shared their reactions in the comment section.
One user commented, “She’s just jealous because you’re so pretty.” Another added, “It really bothers me when people don’t believe I’m Indian. I’m so tired of having to explain myself all the time.” A third user shared, “I’m a Punjabi Sikh and I truly admire people from the Northeast. I follow you and also Khusboo @khusboo__pradhan from Mirik—she’s doing amazing things. I really respect your courage. The Northeast is an important part of India, and we should support each other instead of spreading hate. Sending lots of love to you.”