Delhi Metro: Desi Uncle Engages in Verbal Abuse With Man Over Seat Issue in Viral 'Kalesh' Video

What exactly is ‘Kalesh’? Well, just take a ride on the Delhi metro or ask the commuters, because every day, there’s a drama unfolding. From aunties fuming over couples’ PDAs to the timeless seat wars, the metro seems to host an endless parade of heated confrontations. Take, for instance, a recent viral video featuring a showdown between a man and an elderly uncle.

Shared by @gharkekalesh on ‘X’, the video captures the uncle firmly seated while he takes on the man, who seems to have crossed some invisible line. Despite the uncle’s ‘vile’ attempts to defuse the situation, the man continues his verbal assault, pushing the uncle to his limits. Things escalate quickly, with the uncle even gesturing toward his shoe, hinting at dire consequences if the man doesn’t back down.

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In the end, the uncle rises to face the challenge head-on, as the man dares him to make a move.

This incident, while typical of what is known as ‘Dilli Kalesh,’ has sparked reactions from the public, who are clearly fed up with witnessing such scenes on the metro.

“Metro is not for beginners,” joked one user. “Mera Desh badal raha hai kalesh ho raha hai,” commented another, while a third observer remarked, “Uncle got no chill.”

As videos of such altercations on the Delhi metro continue to surface, another recent viral video captured a heated argument between a man and a woman inside the metro. In the video, filmed by a bystander, a woman can be seen exchanging heated words and shouting at a man seated in front of her. Although the content of their conversation may be unclear, it’s evident that their exchange turned into a fiery altercation, grabbing the attention of fellow passengers.

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As these videos of metro mayhem keep popping up, it’s hard not to wonder if the Delhi metro is turning into the new WWE. Isn’t it?