VIDEO: Female Teacher's Controversial Bhojpuri Dance At School Event Goes Viral; Netizens Call It 'A Shameful Act'
A video of a female teacher dancing to a Bhojpuri song at a Teacher's Day celebration has gone viral, drawing criticism online. Many netizens have labeled the dance "shameful."
A Teachers' Day celebration video has been making the rounds on social media where a female teacher can be seen grooving to the music along with her students.
The teacher, wearing a black saree, can be seen showing off her dancing moves to a Bhojpuri song while the students can be spotted sitting around watching her performance.
As the video surfaced on social media a couple of days ago, it has now stirred up negative reactions from the netizens, stating that the teacher's dance moves were "shameful."
"What is shameful is that this teacher herself is dancing to such songs and that too in school on Teachers Day," read a comment on 'X'.
"Where will values come from when there are schools like this?" another 'X' user, along with many others, questioned.
"Think about it.. What will be the level of education.... Dance with Bhojpuri songs on the occasion of Teacher's Day," another user opined.
In Another Viral Video...
As the debate over the viral video continues on social media, another controversial video has emerged.
Another Teachers' Day celebration video has been going viral on social media, sparking reactions from the netizens. Online users have labeled the students' dancing moves in the Bollywood song-set video as "vulgar" and "inappropriate," arguing that young students should not be exposed to such things at such an early age.
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A group of schoolgirls, ages five to seven, can be seen dancing in the video to the song "Aaj Ki Raat," performed by Tamannah Bhatia and featured Rajkummar Rao and Shraddha Kapoor in the film "Stree 2."
"We need to hold educators and parents accountable," said a furious internet user.
"It was astonishing to see the propagation of Bollywood vulgarity, obscenity & disregard through students' performances on Teachers' Day 5th September. What relevance has this dance got with education??" questioned another.
This sentiment was echoed by many others.
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