'Awaaz Karo Uncle': 71 Lamborghinis Bring Mussoorie to a Standstill in a Viral Video

Mussoorie, a picturesque hill station known for its breathtaking views and bustling streets, recently transformed into a playground for supercar enthusiasts. A viral video shared by journalist Sirish Chandran on Instagram showcased an astonishing convoy of 71 Lamborghinis cruising through the iconic streets of this popular tourist destination. The video has amassed nearly three million views, capturing the awe and excitement of onlookers as they witnessed the spectacle unfold.

As the video opens, it reveals the bustling streets of Mussoorie, now at a standstill due to the impressive line-up of Lamborghinis. This remarkable convoy, part of the Lamborghini Giro, attracted not only car enthusiasts but also intrigued locals eager to capture the moment. The vibrant colors and thunderous roars of the engines filled the air, creating an electrifying atmosphere that captivated everyone in attendance.

Check Out the Viral Video

Chandran captioned the post, "71 Lamborghinis bringing Mussoorie to a standstill. Insane local admin support to stop all traffic for the Lamborghini Giro convoy. If you’ve ever driven through Mussoorie town, you’ll know traffic is wild, and to get this supercar convoy through that is some mad organisation. Also, the joy that a Lambo convoy brings to everybody’s faces. Unbelievable. After all, deep inside, we are all 8-year-olds in love with loud, flashy extrovert cars."

The Lamborghini Giro not only showcased the luxury and performance of these incredible vehicles but also highlighted the town's charm, as residents and tourists alike came together to enjoy the thrilling event. 

Users Reaction to the Viral Video

One of the users said, “How does stopping traffic to let some super cars pass work? Just want to understand.”

Where another user criticised this and said, “india's biggest downfall is this VIP culture.”

“For a person who has known these roads since childhood, this gives me a lot of anxiety,” said a third users. 

A user wrote, ““Kids: Awaaz karo uncle, sound! Uncle be like, vahi tou karne aae hain beta!”