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Video of dogs reacting to Sikh boy’s ‘Bhangra’ moves has left netizens amused

In an undated video, which has now gone viral on several social media platforms, the boy is seen energetically doing the 'Bhagra', a traditional dance from Punjab, outside the entrance gate of a house.

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Since being shared online, the video has gone viral online with over 2 lakh views and prompted several reactions among netizens. (Source: Vinesh Kataria/Twitter)

A Sikh boy’s dance moves before two canines has left netizens in splits. In an undated video, which has now gone viral on several social media platforms, the boy is seen energetically doing the ‘Bhagra’, a traditional dance from Punjab, outside the entrance gate of a house. It appears the boy was egging the two dogs who continue to bark at him from the other side.

Watch the video here:

🤣🤣😂😂 pic.twitter.com/0ZI7yU9MSM

— Vinesh Kataria (@VineshKataria) October 3, 2020

Since being shared online, the video has gone viral online with over 2 lakh views and prompted several reactions among netizens. While many were amused, others tweeted that the boy’s dance was clearly annoying the animals.

I was waiting for that 😅

— Lady Teja (@BasantiLuvsDogs) October 4, 2020

the gates are helping here , for synchronisation

— Liberal with a super cool DP (@ndprobablyright) October 4, 2020

Maybe its not love its annoyance

— Kiran (@Kjeet978) October 4, 2020

Iss baat pe mai bhi agree

— Shash🏌️ (@_Shakti_maan) October 4, 2020

And his wit😂❤️

— Meghana Chowdary Gadde🐾 (@Bluestocking07) October 4, 2020

First uploaded on: 04-10-2020 at 12:38 IST

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