Last Updated:May 30, 2025, 16:43 IST
Wall Street Indian Wedding Video: The video shows people in Indian attire dancing to lively beats, set against the iconic New York skyline.
Instagram users shared mixed reactions to the post. (Photo Credits: Instagram)
Wall Street Indian Wedding Video: Weddings in India are a grand affair. The ceremony is marked by vibrant menus, lavish decor and elaborate rituals. It’s not only a union of two individuals but a celebration, both for the bride and groom as well as their guests. You must have witnessed fancy baraat processions on Indian streets where the DJ plays loud music as the attendees dance their hearts out to upbeat songs. But what if you encountered a similar boisterous procession on Wall Street — the heart of New York City? Would you enjoy the spectacle or get irked by the public commotion?
Recently, a viral video depicting a similar scenario has raised questions about the cultural expression and public impact of such grand celebrations. The video was shared by a professional DJ artist on Instagram. “You won’t believe what just happened. We shut down Wall Street for a 400-person baraat,” he claimed in the clip.
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The video captures people wearing Indian attire grooving to the beats of upbeat songs against the backdrop of the New York skyline. The DJ sets the mood right by mixing beats and tunes on his device. He can be seen operating the entire process inside an open-back vehicle. He, too, seems to enjoy himself, shaking his head joyfully. His music partners echo a similar sentiment. Dhol players take the energy a notch higher by beating on drums. The side note read, “We shut down Wall Street for a 400-person Baraat- who would have ever thought?! Definitely a once-in-a-lifetime kind of magic.”
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The post received mixed reactions. “Oh wowwww this is amazing,” gushed a user. Another expressed their eagerness to be a part of the baraat and wrote, “Where’s my invite?” “So wild! 450+ guests… never ending baraat…. And you! Such a great time planning this,” noted one person enthusiastically. “Never thought I would be hearing Empire State of Mind’s dhol version,” commented an individual referring to the rapper Jay-Z’s 2009 hit song.
A few begged to differ. “If it’s caused inconvenience to others, then it should not be acceptable,” read a stern remark. “Proof that money doesn’t buy class,” shared a critic. Someone else asked whether “permission” was taken.
What are your thoughts on this?
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News viral A ‘400-Person Indian Baraat’ Danced Down Wall Street. Correct, Here’s Video
