This Conversation Between Passenger And Conductor Over A Bus Stoppage Is Hilarious

You must have watched films where some actors end up overacting, which is sometimes a rib-tickling or cringe-worthy part of a movie experience. Forget all the movies as this viral video will compel you to change your definition of overacting. A video of a man angrily indulging in a fight with a bus conductor surfaced online. The now-viral video is doing the rounds on the internet, leaving most people stunned and scratching their heads.

What caught the attention of viewers online was how the man started to act when the conductor was about to leave. The man started to shout at the top of his voice, drawing the attention of all the commuters on the busy street, as his behaviour left people confused.

According to the viral post, the incident took place in Uttar Pradesh, and social media users believed it to be a normal day in the state. The clip was initially shared by X (Formerly Twitter) user. It was then re-shared by the handle ‘Ghar ke kalesh’, along with the caption, “Kalesh b/w Bus driver, conductor, & passengers over a bus stoppage, UP.”

Have a look at the viral video below:

The video was shared two days ago, and it went viral on social media soon after being shared. Social media users were quick to chime into the comments section to share their views. Most people dubbed the man acting and shouting on the road as ‘overacting,’ while the rest expressed their shock over the incident. There were some people who called it a ‘normal thing’ for UP.

“Ye uncle itna kyu over acting kar raha hai!!! (Why is he overreacting like that),” a user commented.

An individual said, “People around him are just shocked as to what just happened. Even the conductor is a bit speechless.”

“Is this some new trend that I missed? UP people create an unwanted buzz whenever in a fight?” queried a user.

A user expressed, “Is he just shouting or screaming to give his money back? What is even the point if people cannot figure out whatever you are saying?”

“This is normal on private stops in UP. People do anything to create a nuisance,” added another.

“What is he even doing? What is that? Why is no one stopping him?” posted another.

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