The video has garnered over 2 million views and over 220,000 likes.
Bengaluru, known as the Silicon Valley of India, has long been plagued by notorious traffic congestion. Every day, thousands of commuters find themselves stuck in long queues, struggling to navigate the city’s chaotic streets. While trapped, many people take to social media to vent their anger and share their experiences with videos and photos. Now, one such video of a driver finishing his full lunch in Bengaluru traffic has caught the attention of social media users.
The video, shared on Instagram by user Sai Chand Bayyavarapu, shows a driver finishing his full lunch while waiting patiently for vehicles to move at the Silk Board junction. He is seen eating his food from a tiffin box and even drinking water, indicating that his stomach is full.
“Peak traffic moment in Bengaluru,” read the caption of the post.
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The video, shared just a few days back, has so far garnered over 2 million views and over 220,000 likes. This has also sparked a debate about the city’s traffic problem. While some sympathized with the driver, others criticized the authorities for not doing enough to address the traffic woes.
One user wrote, “This is sad..the driver doesn’t even have time to sit in peace and eat because of the traffic.” “He might as well finish dinner”, joked another.
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A third user commented, “Lal even I eat breakfast on my way to office. There are so many traffic hotspots where I am literally on the same road for more than 15-20 minutes,” while another Said, “They have. Very tough lives. Let’s appreciate that it is not easy to drive in Bangalore”.
Meanwhile, last month a photo of woman working on laptop Traffic had taken the internet by storm while stuck in Bengaluru. The picture was clicked along the Koramangala-Agra-Outer Ring Road patch. The caption of the Twitter post read, “Bengaluru’s zenith moment. Women working on Rapido bike to office.”
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