Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Navi Mumbai Duo Apologizes After Viral Car Dance Lands Them in Legal Trouble
Two people in Navi Mumbai made a video of a dance on a moving car.
They were trying to become famous online.
They did a dance called "Aura Farming," which is based on a dance by an Indonesian boy.
The police got involved because it was dangerous.
The two people were arrested and may have to go to jail for up to three years.
They said they are sorry and didn't mean for things to go so far.
Now they have to stay in the city while the police look into what happened.
Navi Mumbai residents Nazmin Sulde and Alfesh Shaikh face legal trouble for a viral "Aura Farming" dance video.
The duo performed the dance on the bonnet of a moving Mercedes-Benz in Kharghar.
They were arrested and booked under IPC and Motor Vehicles Act for reckless driving and endangering public safety.
They have publicly apologized, expressing regret for their actions and the consequences.
The case remains open, with potential imprisonment ranging from 1 to 3 years.
- Who
- Nazmin Sulde and Alfesh Shaikh.
- What
- Nazmin Sulde and Alfesh Shaikh performed a viral dance on a moving Mercedes-Benz.
- When
- The incident and subsequent legal action occurred recently, after the video went viral.
- Where
- Kharghar, Navi Mumbai.
- Why
- The duo performed the stunt to gain attention, likes, and views, and were charged with reckless driving and endangering public safety.
Defendants' Perspective
Police/Legal Perspective
Level of Punishment
Defendants' Perspective
They expressed regret and acknowledged their mistake.
Police/Legal Perspective
The police view the act as reckless and dangerous.
- Incident Location
- Kharghar, Navi Mumbai
- Defendants
- Nazmin Sulde and Alfesh Shaikh
- Charges
- Reckless driving, endangering public safety
- Potential Imprisonment
- 1 to 3 years
- Dance Trend
- "Aura Farming"