Private 'Mujra' Party Video Goes Viral, Shows Men Drinking And Holding Dancer's Waist
A viral video shared on Instagram shows a private 'mujra' performance with bar dancers, sparking debates on public morality.
A viral video is making rounds on social media, shedding light on shifting social norms and raising concerns over public morality. The footage, shared on Instagram by a user named Jokhan Yadav (@jokhanyadav74), showcases a private mujra performance organised behind closed doors, where a group of young men invited bar dancers to entertain them in an intimate setting.
The video captured a dimly lit room where two bar dancers performed to the popular Bhojpuri song “Dhari Kamar Rajaji" by NeelKamal Singh. Seated nearby, two young men were seen consuming alcohol, with cans of beer and liquor bottles prominently displayed. The dancers, clad in glittering outfits, swayed to the music while one of the men attempted to hold onto the waist of a performer, his gestures indicating a state of inebriation.
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The video gained tremendous traction online, amassing over 20 lakh views in just two days. Alongside the staggering number of views, it also garnered thousands of likes, shares, and comments, sparking a flurry of mixed reactions from users.
Among the many responses, one user, Prakash, compared the video to the infamous red-light district of Sonagachi, while another, Inderjit, encouraged the dancing, commenting, “Shake it up, brother!" A different user inquired about the cost of hiring the bar dancers, while another, Rambilas Yadav, quipped, “After one pauwa (quarter bottle), my friend!"
On the other hand, a female user named Ishu expressed disapproval, stating, “No one can stop you from doing what you want, but this should not be posted on social media."
Despite the video’s virality, it also sparked deeper questions about the intent behind such content. Many argued that organising such performances behind closed doors objectifies women and promotes a regressive mindset, while others view it as a form of personal entertainment that should not be policed.
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