Man Brings Plastic Stool on Overcrowded Mumbai Train, Captures Internet’s Heart
Man Brings Plastic Stool on Overcrowded Mumbai Train, Captures Internet’s Heart
In the bustling world of Mumbai’s local trains, where finding a seat can feel like an extreme challenge, one commuter has captured attention with a viral moment. In the trending video, the man confidently steps onto the packed train, opens his backpack, and retrieves a small plastic stool. With the finesse of a regular traveler, he sets up the stool and sits down comfortably among the crowd.
Unbothered by the packed conditions, he looks directly at the camera and gives a peace sign, adding a playful flair to the scene. The video, posted by Instagram user @borivali_churchgate_bhajan, has already garnered over 4 million views and countless reactions.
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One user commented, “He literally brought my thoughts to reality,” Second user commented ” Self help is the best help,” third user commented “Perfect example of: When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.”
People have been pouring in their reactions to the video on Instagram, with many finding it both funny and impressive. Some even labeled it a classic “Thug Life” moment, admiring his chill vibe.
The Mumbai Suburban Railway, often referred to as the local trains, is a crucial part of the city’s transportation network, catering to over 7.5 million passengers each day. Managed by the Central Railway and Western Railway, these trains play a vital role in the daily life of Mumbai, enabling residents to move around the vast city.
The railway system consists of three primary lines: the Western Line, Central Line, and Harbour Line. It operates on a network that spans more than 300 kilometers, with approximately 2,000 trains running each day. During peak hours, the trains run every 2 to 3 minutes, making them extremely crowded, particularly during the morning and evening rush periods.
