“Delivery Hoti Rahegi, It’s Garba Time!” Swiggy Agent Is Winning Over The Internet With His Garba Moves

This Navratri, your social media feed is probably filled with videos of people dressed to the nines and soaking in the festive spirit through dandiya and garba events. While that’s expected, one video that’s going viral and got everyone’s attention is that of a Swiggy delivery agent. The delivery guy was spotted doing garba on the road, bag on his back, dancing like no one’s watching. The internet, of course, is absolutely loving it.

Swiggy Rider Participates In Garba In Between Deliveries

 

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It’s the festive season, and while many of us celebrate with our loved ones, others continue working. In India, countless people step out for their jobs even on festivals so that others can enjoy the season to the fullest. Alongside essential workers like police, doctors, and soldiers, delivery agents have now become the newest additions to this list. But work doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the festive spirit, and a Swiggy delivery guy proved just that with his garba moves!

A now-viral video, shared on Instagram by @rishu_hindu04, shows a Swiggy delivery agent dancing his heart out during a garba performance. While the exact location where the video was captured wasn’t revealed, it looked like a community celebration. The video’s caption read, “Garba is the first priority. Navratri at its peak!”

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Internet Is In Love With The Wholesome Festive Spirit

As you can imagine, the internet is loving the wholesome video of the Swiggy delivery agent’s impromptu garba performance in between deliveries. Hundreds of netizens commented on the video and lauded the delivery agents for making sure that he enjoys the festive time, even if he is working. Even Instamart commented on the video, and we love how they passed the vibe check, too!

With a series of dancing emojis, Instamart commented on the video, “Sorry for being a little late.”

“This is how we all enjoy festivals and life,” one netizen commented.

Another one commented, “If my delivery driver told me he was late cause he was doing garba—I would understand!”

“He saw the opportunity and took it,” one comment read.

One netizen jokingly said, “My order was late yesterday, and I saw the driver was at the same location for 15 minutes, wondering if he did the same.”

“I love it when people grab the opportunity to have fun while having a busy schedule,” another netizen said.

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Some ardent Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah fans even found a Babuji connection in this wholesome video! Did you see that? Let us know in the comments.

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