Archive · 29 Jul 2026
19-year-old's reels energize protest with fun and spirit
A 19-year-old named Abhinav Bisht helped make a protest fun and exciting.
He played games like Ludo and Uno with other protesters and made videos, or reels, to share online.
One of his reels showed people running away from the police, and it got over a million likes.
Abhinav believes that having fun and enjoying themselves is important, and his videos helped make the protest more lively and engaging for everyone.
Abhinav Bisht, a 19-year-old, energized a protest with his fun and spirited reels.
Protesters played games like Ludo, Uno, and Pakdam-Pakdai (Tag) during the protest.
Abhinav's reel of running with a crowd and police chasing behind got 1.2 million likes.
The success of the protest was due to GenZ's determination and their high spirits online.
Abhinav's motto is 'Mauj masti rukni nahi chaiye' (the fun must not stop).
- Who
- Abhinav Bisht, a 19-year-old protester
- What
- A protest energized by fun and social media reels
- When
- Last week
- Where
- On the streets and online, specifically on Instagram
- Why
- To capture the high spirits and determination of GenZ protesters
Protesters
Police
Perception of Protest
Protesters
Protesters view the event as a fun and energetic expression of their determination to fight for their cause.
Police
Police may perceive the protest as a disruptive and chaotic event that needs to be controlled.
- Protester's Name
- Abhinav Bisht
- Age
- 19
- Popular Reel
- Running with a crowd with police chasing behind
- Likes on Popular Reel
- 1.2 million
- Games Played
- Ludo, Uno, Pakdam-Pakdai (Tag)