Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Delhi Metro Cracks Down on Filming, Loud Music
The Delhi Metro wants everyone to have a more comfortable ride.
They've started announcing a ban on recording videos, especially those like dance clips and social media content.
They are also against playing loud music on phones.
If passengers break these rules, they could be fined, just like the rules against other disruptive behavior.
The goal is to make the metro a pleasant experience for all.
DMRC announced a ban on filming reels, dance videos, and similar activities.
The measures were implemented on September 14.
Violators could face fines under the Metro Railways Act.
DMRC has launched a campaign against playing loud music.
The move aims to make Delhi Metro travel more comfortable.
- Who
- Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)
- What
- Implemented a ban on filming reels and playing loud music inside Delhi Metro premises.
- When
- Announcements began September 14.
- Where
- Delhi Metro
- Why
- To prevent inconveniences and improve passenger experience.
Passengers Filming Content
DMRC/Other Passengers
Impact on Travel
Passengers Filming Content
Reels and filming are a part of modern culture and provide entertainment.
DMRC/Other Passengers
Filming and loud music cause distractions and inconvenience to other passengers.
- Announcement Date
- September 14
- Prohibited Activities
- Filming reels, dance videos, and loud music
- Enforcement Method
- Announcements and potential fines
- Legal Basis for Fines
- Metro Railways Act (nuisance)
- Additional Campaign
- Against playing loud music
- Past Action
- Flying squads monitored reel-making in 2023
