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Gurugram Man Viral Video: Who needs superheroes when you have desi jugaad? A video from Gurugram is going viral where a man decided to take matters into his own hands, literally. Instead of waiting in knee-deep water and endless traffic, he simply picked up his scooter, put it on his shoulder and walked ahead like it was no big deal. The clip, shared by the Instagram page 'gurgaon_locals,' shows the man casually carrying the two-wheeler through the flooded streets after heavy rains left the city waterlogged. Netizens couldn’t stop laughing and relating to the scene. While some called it workable, others joked, 'This is the only solution to Gurgaon's Traffic.'

As funny as it looks, the situation in Gurugram is far from easy. The city has been under an Orange alert after days of continuous downpour that brought life to a standstill. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), more heavy rain was expected on September 3.

But it’s not just Gurugram, Delhi-NCR and several northern states like Punjab, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir are also battling severe monsoon troubles, from overflowing rivers to landslides and cloudbursts.

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The viral scooter-man video has already crossed 3.8 million views in just a day, proving once again how a little bit of creativity in chaos can grab everyone’s attention online. Social media users flooded the comment section with funny and relatable jokes. "Roj scootymujhe le aatihainaaj main scooty ko traffic m fasnenhidunga. Aaj main scooty le jaunga to wo mujhe le jaati h ghar," a user wrote.

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"Gurugram police are collecting foreign exchange; meanwhile, citizens are collecting rainwater in their cars. Both equally illegal," a second user wrote. "Those who are commenting about Bengaluru traffic, if North beggars get out of Bengaluru, it will free traffic only," wrote a third user. "Come to Bangalore, you can’t even walk in between vehicles," joked another user.