• As he published the video, he referred to it as an “Indian wedding.”
• They can be seen instructing him in a variety of well-known dance steps.
• The video has received more than 3.4k views.

Without individuals dancing their hearts out, most Indian weddings fall short. It should go without saying that the performances are enjoyable and make the audience members happy. Possibly for this reason, a Belgian content creator asked what dance routines he could perform at an Indian wedding.

On his personal profile, @ed.people, an Instagram user, posted the video. As he published the video, he referred to it as an “Indian wedding.” Can you teach me your favourite dance move? reads the text insert as the clip begins. Hindu wedding

He can be seen in the footage standing beside several wedding guests. As the video goes on, they can be seen instructing him in a variety of well-known dance steps that are frequently seen at weddings and other social gatherings.

Check out the video here:

The son is an experienced soccer player while the mother is a distinguished physics teacher.

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The son challenged the mother thinking she would not be able to put the ball in the other glass without touching the ball..
But physics wins… look what she did! 😀 #Physics #soccer pic.twitter.com/zXqCQHWzKj

— Ananth Rupanagudi (@Ananth_IRAS) February 18, 2023

Last month, the video was published. The video has received more than 3.4 lakh views since being shared, and counting. The post has also received nearly 24,000 likes. To express their feelings, people offered a variety of comments.

Users of Instagram responded as follows: “Understanding Physics can make you look at the world differently altogether,” posted a Twitter user. “Outstanding!” shared another. A third remarked, “Centrifugal force.” “All hail physics,” commented a fourth. A fifth added “Applying physics in the practical world” with a love-struck emoticon. “The look on his face is priceless!” wrote a sixth.

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