- By Shailvee Tiwari
- Mon, 08 Dec 2025 11:00 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
Gujarati Man Viral Video: Imagine the bustling streets of Mumbai, where diverse voices usually blend like colours in a vibrant painting, but lately, they've been clashing like thunder. Tensions over languages are boiling over, turning everyday chats into heated battles, especially between local Marathi speakers and people from other parts of India. Take the recent uproar from a video that's blowing up online. It shows a guy behind the wheel of a fancy Range Rover, who claims to be Gujarati, stubbornly shutting down demands to switch tongues.
An off-camera voice pushes, "Marathit bol". The driver fires back, frustrated, "Main Gujarati hoon, Marathi bolunga hi nahi". He doesn't stop there, adding, "Main Gujarati hoon, Kya kar lega Tu? Jab tum saamne wale ko jaante nahi ho na," before declaring, "India mein Hindi hi chalega", and shoving the camera aside.
There is still no clear information on when or where this incident took place, and no official complaint has been filed. But the video has added fuel to a debate that has been growing for months across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
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The video shared on Instagram by the handle 'indigital.marathi' a few hours ago received 248K views. Social media users were quick to react to the viral video. One user wrote, "Hindi is the national language, u cannot force someone to speak in any language. Please stop this Nonsense, think... in India, all educated people." "Kya naya trend pal rakha hai yar Marathi bolne ka sab ne....aise toh marathiyon ka naam down ho jaiga...jab ki they are so sweet innocent...plz mat issue create kia karo," a second user wrote.
"Don’t force for language brother….pyar se bolo marathi bolo aur bhai aap bhi pyar se bolo bhai sikh lunga aur khatam karo yarr…lad jhagad k marathi ka apnaan mat karo …me khud marathi hu but kabhi kisi ko force nahi karunga bass request karunga ki sikhlo woh bhi sirf unko jo yaha kai salo se reh rahe hai," wrote a third user. "So sad to say, but it's a fact... kuch Marathi dalal netao ki wajah se Maharashtra mein Marathi log dab rahe hai," added a fourth user.
As the hub of opportunities continues to draw crowds from everywhere, will these language wars fade, or will they erode the city's welcoming spirit? It's a wake-up call for unity in a place that's always prided itself on being everyone's home.


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