Man does 'bhangra' after getting COVID-19 vaccine, netizens shower him with love - Watch

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New Delhi: Nearly a year since the coronavirus pandemic crisis people are now seeing a ray of hope as they get their COVID-19 injections. Several countries have rolled out vaccination drive and people are flooding the social media with their stories.

One prominent story is of a Canadian Sikh man, a dance instructor, who posted a video of himself doing 'bhangra' on a frozen lake in Canada, much to the delight of the internet.

Pandher shared the video with an inspiring message saying: "Yesterday evening I received my Covid-19 vaccine. Then I went to a frozen lake to dance Bhangra on it for joy, hope and positivity, which I’m forwarding across Canada and beyond for everyone’s health and wellbeing.”

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Yesterday evening I received my Covid-19 vaccine. Then I went to a frozen lake to dance Bhangra on it for joy, hope and positivity, which I'm forwarding across Canada and beyond for everyone's health and wellbeing. pic.twitter.com/8BS0N7zVZK

— Gurdeep Pandher of Yukon (@GurdeepPandher) March 2, 2021

Gurdeep Pandher received the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine a few days ago. After getting his dose he celebrated the moment by recording himself doing a 'bhangra' in a 55-second video on Twitter joyously dancing to dhol beats. 

Here’s how the Internet reacted:

One Twitter user commented that watching the dance video made him feel like the world is a better place.

I don’t know exactly why, but I watch this man and suddenly the world seems like a better place. Thank you Gurdeep! — Andrew Westra (@AndrewWestraToo) March 2, 2021

Another user said that men doing a happy dance should be normalised.

Normalize Men Celebrating Vaccination Through Dance In The Snow 2021 — Attorney at Paw (@_AttorneyAtPaw) March 2, 2021

While, one expressed her desire to do a similar dance when she gets vaccinated too.

I'm going to do exactly this when I get my vaccine! Thanks for the exuberance and joy!!! — Kristine Kenyon (@kristine_kenyon) March 2, 2021

But mostly, users thanked for sharing joy with the world.

Thanks for sharing your joy with the world. The virality of your video shows how much your joy is needed. Wishing you and our Canadian neighbors the best! Hope to see your dance on a @zumba video soon. — Loveandtreasure (@LovenTreasure) March 3, 2021

Pandher's happy dance video has received more than 2.7 million views in nearly two days with over 117k likes.