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Mumbai Local Train Viral Video: Another day and the Mumbai local train is back in the limelight for another shenanigan. This time, however, the incident took place right outside the train- at the station. Adding to the long list of things that unfold on these trains on a daily basis and often go viral for their wildness, another brawl intrigued people, making it go viral on social media. The said fight took place between two men, where, surprisingly, the one with a shorter height completely annihilated the one who started the argument. A video of the same was shared on the internet, and from the fighting men to the reaction of bystanders, people had a lot to react to. 

The video was posted on the social media site X (formerly Twitter) on the handle ‘Ghar ke kalesh’. The post was captioned, “Abusive kalesh turned into 1v1 kalesh near Mumbai locals Station.” 

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The post went viral as people found the clip hilarious. Most found the brawl one-sided and hailed the man with shorter height for his strength as he completely took over the fight, others commented on the reactions of the bystanders who did not interview at all and let the fight take place. The video was shared a while back and garnered 123K views from people. 

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Taking to the comment section, people shared their views. “Height kamm fight zyaada,” a user said. “0 v 1 hua ye toh bhai (This is 0 vs 1),” said another. “Spirit of Mumbai,” added a third person. “Log bhi gajab h, fight rokna chaiye to dekhne hi lag jate h (People are simply great, instead of intervening, they start watching the fight),” said a fourth user. “this is so irresponsible on the part of the Mumbai public.. I mean when someone is taking a video.. achhe angle se toh lo (At least take the video from a good angle),” joined a fifth person. “He reminded me of "Dedhfutiya" from Vastav,” said a sixth person. “Spirit of Mumbai is to let people fight and at times do your own haath ki safai,” commented another.