Viral Video: Bangladeshi Woman Dances On Roof Of Moving Train Netizens Call It 'Reckless' Watch

(MENAFN- Live Mint) A video of a Bangladeshi woman has gone viral on social media where she can be seen dancing and running on top of a moving train. The video has been shared by an Instagram account named "The Meme Party".

Some netizens have found the stunt impressive, but many have called it dangerous and said that it could have ended very badly for the lady.

According to reports, the video has been recorded somewhere in Bangladesh . The woman can be seen running and jumping from one coach the another. The train also seems to be moving very fast. LiveMint has not been able to verify the exact location of the video.

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In the video, the woman can also be seen dancing on the roof of the train at one point of time.

The page captioned the video, "Subway Surfers in real life", comparing it with the famous mobile game.

Watch video here:

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The video received some hilarious comments from netizens.

"Damn...she is living her life," one user wrote.

"She took the game seriously," another said.

"Gym people when treadmill is not working," another person said.

One user went as far as comparing her with the famous Hollywood franchise Fast and Furious. "Fatima the furious," they said.

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However, some raised an alarm over the safety of the act.

"This could've ended tragically. Reckless behaviour like this shouldn't be applauded," one user said.

"What about when train will pick up speed," another wrote.

While these videos often go viral on social media, getting on top of trains is extremely dangerous. Indian Police and Indian Railways have repeatedly issued warnings against such acts. In fact, under the Railways Act, 1989, travelling on roof of a train is a punishable offence under Section 156.

If a passenger persists travelling on roof after being warned, they may be punished with imprisonment for up to three months, or with fine of up to ₹500, or with both. They may also be removed from the railway by any railway servant.

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