22-car convoy blocks Gurgaon road to ‘film reels', viral video sparks outrage against ‘hooligans'
The now-viral video, shared by X user Dr Leena Dhankhar, shows several cars stopped in the middle of the road, while a few men are seen recording the 'scene' on what appears to be phone cameras. Some people can be seen seated in the first car of the convoy, a convertible, posing for the camera. The video continues to capture the entire convoy, with several men managing the movement of the cars.
Sharing the clip, Dhankhar wrote, 'Aston Martin, sirens, and lawlessness on full display in Gurugram. 22 cars. Hooligans blocking a key road near Sector 108 for #reel-making. Blared #illegal hooters, disrupted #traffic for over 7 minutes. Residents fuming.'
'Not a film shoot—just another day of arrogance on #wheels.Thankfully, police have booked the #culprits and will seize all vehicles, including the ₹4 crore Aston Martin,' she added.
Watch the clip here:
Aston Martin, sirens, and lawlessness on full display in Gurugram.⁰22 cars. Hooligans blocking a key road near Sector 108 for #reel-making. Blared #illegal hooters, disrupted #traffic for over 7 minutes. Residents fuming.⁰Not a film shoot—just another day of arrogance on… pic.twitter.com/v808tNsmJf
— Dr. Leena Dhankhar (@leenadhankhar) August 4, 2025
The video drew criticism, with several social media users demanding strict action against the 'hooligans.' A user wrote, 'Seems like jungleraaj is running gurgaon similar to lalu yadav time Bihar. These people have free land money that they sold when real-estate prices went high in gurgaon. They are all chapris. They think road is also their father's property creating ruckus.'
Another user commented, 'shifted from delhi to gurugram hoping for a better life , realising some day that its worst here . no covic sense , no traffic sense , unplanned city , no traffic police. on roads, wrong lane driving everywhere, black thars, scorpios could be seen threatning.'
'Trust no action will be taken, men in uniform will be shaken by the cost of these vehicles to understand panga nahin lene ka… hence the courage of these pathetic lunatics,' a third user reacted.
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