A young woman and her friend face legal consequences after a dangerous “Aura Farming” dance stunt on a moving Mercedes in Navi Mumbai went viral. Their reckless bid for social media fame has sparked outrage and prompted police action to ensure public safety.
Pune | 24 July, 2025: A young woman and her friend face legal consequences after a dangerous “Aura Farming” dance stunt on a moving Mercedes in Navi Mumbai went viral. Their reckless bid for social media fame has sparked outrage and prompted police action to ensure public safety.
In Navi Mumbai, a young woman named Nazmin Sulde and her driver friend found themselves in hot water after a video of her performing the viral “Aura Farming” dance on the bonnet of a moving Mercedes-Benz car spread like wildfire across social media. The stunt, filmed in Kharghar, captured Nazmin swaying and posing on the luxury vehicle as it cruised through city streets, putting herself, the driver, and other road users at risk. The Navi Mumbai police, alerted by the viral video, swiftly tracked down the duo using CCTV footage and the car’s number plate, detaining them late Wednesday night and filing charges under motor vehicle laws for reckless stunting.
The “Aura Farming” dance trend, inspired by an 11-year-old Indonesian boy’s viral video of dancing on a long racing boat, has taken social media by storm, with many recreating its charismatic moves. However, Nazmin’s attempt to join the trend by dancing on a moving car crossed a dangerous line. The stunt drew sharp criticism from the public and road safety advocates, who condemned it as a reckless pursuit of online fame that endangered lives. Social media users expressed outrage, with some calling for strict penalties to deter such hazardous behavior, emphasizing that public safety must come before viral clout.
For residents of Navi Mumbai, the incident is a stark reminder of the risks tied to social media stunts. The city’s busy roads are no place for dangerous performances, and this event follows a string of similar incidents across Maharashtra, like a recent stunt in Satara where a young man fell into a 300-foot ravine while attempting a risky act. The Navi Mumbai police’s prompt response—filing a case and detaining the pair—sends a clear message that such actions won’t be tolerated. Authorities are now investigating further to ensure accountability and prevent others from mimicking such perilous acts.
This episode highlights a broader issue: the pressure to chase viral fame can lead to irresponsible choices. For Nazmin and her friend, what began as a bid for attention has resulted in legal consequences and public backlash. The incident urges content creators to prioritize safety over likes and serves as a wake-up call for communities to advocate for responsible social media use. As Navi Mumbai moves forward, the hope is that this case will deter others from risking lives for fleeting online glory, keeping the city’s streets safe for everyone.
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