Viral dance video of Symbiosis Medical College girls takes over internet; netizens say 'need to study more for NEET now'
Symbiosis Medical College for Women, Pune, has recently gone viral, featuring female students enthusiastically celebrating the New Year with a dance party. The video, which has been widely shared on social media platforms, captures the students dancing to the hit song Bolo Ta Ra Ra.
In the video, the students can be seen energetically performing to the iconic track Bolo Ta Ra Ra, which was part of Daler Mehndi's 1995 debut album. This song, still remembered as one of the biggest-selling non-film Indian pop albums, has evidently retained its charm among younger generations. The lively and carefree atmosphere at the party, combined with the energetic beats of the song, has resonated with many viewers online.
One user commented, «This cuteness can't be ignored.» Another user wrote, «I need to improve more time to study in neet after this video.» The viral clip garnered over 4.4 million YouTube views.
Adding to this, another video from the same college has surfaced, featuring students dancing during an Onam celebration. In this second clip, the girls are seen shaking a leg to Mera Wala Dance from the Bollywood movie Simmba. Sung by Nakash Aziz and Neha Kakkar, the song was originally performed by Ranveer Singh in the film and is known for its upbeat tempo, making it a popular choice for celebrations.
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