Updated 23 February 2026 at 10:57 IST
UP Girls’ ‘Nagin Dance’ Reel On Unnao National Highway Goes Viral, Police Registers FIR | WATCH
A viral reel showing a group of girls performing the popular ‘nagin dance’ on a busy national highway in Unnao has landed them in trouble. Taking note of the dangerous stunt and traffic disruption, Uttar Pradesh Police registered an FIR and began an investigation.
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Unnao: In this digital era, the thirst for likes and followers is driving the young generation into danger and into the hands of the law.
A shocking incident came to light involving two young women who transformed the high-speed Lucknow-Kanpur National Highway into their personal dance stage for a viral “Naagin dance” reel.
As this video went viral on social media platforms, it has triggered shock and raised concerns about the safety of young girls at night.
The video, which surfaced near the Gadan Kheda bypass, shows the duo lying on the road, performing dramatic dance moves as heavy vehicles pass them.
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With no regard for traffic rules or their own lives, the women continued their performance under the glow of highway high-mast lights, unaware of the potential for a fatal pile-up.
Swiftness of UP Police
The UP Police authorities viewed the act not just as a nuisance but as a severe safety hazard.
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"The craze for making reels to earn money and fame is crossing limits. These girls not only risked their own lives but also endangered commuters on a busy national highway," an official stated.
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One of the girls was identified as Kajal, a resident of Ambedkar Nagar Colony in Gadan Kheda.
Police registered an FIR against both women under relevant sections for obstructing public pathways and endangering public safety.
The police are currently tracking down the cameraman, the third individual who recorded the dangerous stunt.
Warning to Content Creators
This incident serves as a reminder to the "reel-making" generation.
While creativity is encouraged, turning sensitive public areas, highways, or railway tracks into a dance floor is a disaster.
The UP Police's message is to make your reels, but keep them off the roads. If you don't stop, the sound of the law will be the next thing you hear.
Published By : Namya Kapur
Published On: 23 February 2026 at 10:54 IST