Video of Woman Dance At Medical Conference in Chennai Goes Viral, Netizens React...

Viral Video: A viral dance performance at an annual medical conference in Chennai has ignited a heated debate online. 

The video, shared on X, shows a woman dancer performing in front of an audience full of doctors and surgeons at the medical conference in Chennai.

Dressed in revealing attire, the dancer invited attendees to join her on the dance floor, and many doctors with drinks in hand, did not hesitate to whistle and groove. As video goes viral netizens on social media condemned the performance, arguing that it was inappropriate for a professional medical event.

Some users expressed concerns about the 'vulgar' nature of the performance, while others defended the doctors' right to enjoy themselves. One user argued that the conference was an opportunity for doctors to relax and have fun after a demanding profession.

The viral dance video on social media X comes with a thoughtful caption that reads, ‘This annual conference of the Association of Colon and Rectal Surgeons of India, held in Chennai on 19th to 21st Sep . What I want to know from @IMAIndiaOrg is this some kind of training in human anatomy? Old doctors grabbing a women in public is what part of medicine practice?’

Woman Dances at Medical Conference:

Netizens React to Viral Dance at Medical Conference:

Netizens reacted to the viral dance video with mixed of reaction. One user says, ‘How can one have a problem with this but it's totally ok when bollywood does it for millions to watch?Money is a wonderful equalizer!.’ Another user wrote, ‘Don't understand in professional conferences & events why do they need all these semi dance pgms?’

One more user wrote, ‘it’s shameful to have this kind of performance during a professional conference!!’

The viral dance video at ACRSICON 2024 Chennai has raised questions about the appropriateness of such performances at professional events and the boundaries between work and leisure. 

As the debate continues, it remains to be seen how the medical community will address similar incidents in the future.