1 week ago
Student’s Sarcastic Dance Highlights Pothole-Ridden Bhopal College Road
A college student in Bhopal made a video about a road full of potholes.
He danced to a Bollywood song while wearing his college uniform.
The dance was meant to be sarcastic and draw attention to the bad road.
Other students were shown trying to walk through the potholes.
Passing vehicles splashed muddy water onto people and their uniforms.
Students said the road was making it difficult to reach college cleanly and safely.
The video spread on social media and led people to question the city’s road conditions.
A similar dance protest had taken place in Chhatarpur two weeks earlier.
A college student danced sarcastically in uniform outside Oriental College in Bhopal to highlight the road’s large potholes.
The student used the Bollywood song “Kya Mausam Aaya Hai” in the video.
Other students were shown struggling to walk through potholes while vehicles passed and splashed muddy water.
Students said the damaged road made their uniforms dirty and created difficulties for commuters.
The video is the second similar protest in two weeks after a youth danced on Chhatarpur’s damaged Bamitha-Kharrohi road.
- Who
- A college student and other students near Oriental College in Bhopal.
- What
- A sarcastic dance video was made to highlight a pothole-ridden road.
- Where
- Outside Oriental College in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh; the earlier protest took place on the Bamitha-Kharrohi road in Chhatarpur.
- When
- The Bhopal video surfaced on Tuesday; a similar Chhatarpur protest occurred on August 14, 2026.
- Why
- To draw attention to poor road conditions, muddy water, and difficulties faced by students and other commuters.
Key facts
- Location
- Outside Oriental College, Bhopal
- State
- Madhya Pradesh
- Video theme
- Sarcastic dance highlighting large potholes
- Song used
- “Kya Mausam Aaya Hai”
- Student concern
- Uniforms becoming dirty from muddy-water splashes
- Earlier protest
- A youth danced on the pothole-ridden Bamitha-Kharrohi road in Chhatarpur on August 14, 2026
- Reported broader issue
- Damaged and water-filled roads during continuing rain in Madhya Pradesh










