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'Travelling light': Video of men’s boxers on Delhi airport's conveyor belt goes viral

Webdunia News Desk
Wednesday, 3 July 2024 (16:03 IST)
Actor Anup Soni recently shared a video of unclaimed men’s printed boxers moving along the luggage conveyor belt at Delhi airport, which has gone viral now.

The ‘Crime Patrol’ host was waiting for his luggage at Terminal 2 of the airport when he captured this hilarious incident and shared it on Instagram on June 14.

The actor's caption, translated from Hindi to English, reads, "Yes, this incident happened in front of my eyes. At the Conveyor Belt, Terminal 2, New Delhi. I hope whoever lost it has found it."

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A post shared by Anup Soni (@anupsoni3)



The video has garnered more than 2.5 lakh views and around 9000 likes. The video has also sparked a range of reactions on social media.

Even actors Sudhanshu Pandey and Sharib Hashmi couldn’t stop themselves to comment on the video.

Sudhanshu Pandey commented, “Kachcha check in karke luggage pehen ke Gaya??”

Sharib Hashmi wrote: “Kachchha, Toh Hum Chalte Hain”

Check out some other reactions:

“Now that is what we call travelling light”

“Yeh toh kachchi baat hai!”

“Kya tha kacche ka raaz jaane ke liye dekhe Crime Patrol aaj raj 11.00 baje”

“Very heavy item... so obviously needed to check in... on a serious note someone's bag could have broken and this could have popped out.”

“Ye badi kachchi baat Kahi aapne”

“Over weight luggage hai sir.. that too on priority”

“I feel pitty for the guy who lost his underwear forever????. He know its there yet he can't claim it. Feel sad for him.”

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