Trending News: The craze of social media has now become such that people want to capture every beautiful place in the camera—and that too not just for photos, but for reels. Be it the forest, the sea, or the lush green valleys of the mountains, nowadays there is a crowd of 'Insta reelers' everywhere. But when this digital madness meets nature, the result can be something like what happened in Nepal.
When a dancing man met a calm, standing horse
In Kuri village of Nepal, a woman was making a dance reel on the trending song 'Sheki' amidst the mountains. The surrounding scene was very calm and beautiful. A horse was grazing grass near her, which was absolutely calm at first. But as soon as the woman started dancing and showing steps in front of the camera, the horse's mood changed.
The scene changed in a moment—the horse kicked her hard
The video clearly captures the moment when, after finishing her dance and stepping slightly away, the horse suddenly leaps, turns around, and delivers a powerful kick to the woman with its hind legs. The woman jerks back and gets furious. Seeing the video, it seems as if the horse is also saying, "Enough, now your show is over!"
The entire incident was captured on camera
The camera captured this entire incident. The video was uploaded on Instagram from the handle @official_abhinav, and this video went viral in no time. So far it has been viewed more than 2.3 crore times, and more than three lakh people have liked it. There is a flood of comments—some are calling it 'nature's revenge,' while some say that 'the horse also wanted to give its performance.'
Not injured, but definitely got a lesson
Although the woman did not suffer any serious injury, this video has forced many people to think. In the area of animals, ignoring their behavior can be costly. Often people ignore safety while making reels, and this carelessness turns into accidents.
Showing off can be dangerous
It is not wrong to make reels, but if the price for it has to be paid with the anger of animals, then it becomes punishment and not fun. This video is not just entertainment but a warning—respect nature and animals. Not every ‘viral video’ is a ‘safe video.’
