Gurgaon Viral News: Instagram fame went too far in Gurgaon when 22 luxury cars stopped traffic just to shoot a reel. The shocking scene, which lasted over 7 minutes, happened near Sector 108 and has now sparked massive outrage online. In a now-viral video shared by journalist Dr Leena Dhankhar on X, several cars can be seen parked right in the middle of the road. Some men were recording videos, and others were seen posing inside a flashy convertible. A few people even managed the movement of the vehicles like it were a movie set.

Leena wrote, “Aston Martin, sirens, and lawlessness on full display in Gurugram. 22 cars. Hooligans are blocking a key road near Sector 108 for #reel-making. Blared #illegal hooters, disrupted #traffic for over 7 minutes. Residents fuming.” She added, “Not a film shoot—just another day of arrogance on #wheels. Thankfully, police have booked the #culprits and will seize all vehicles, including the ₹4 crore Aston Martin.”

The video quickly caught public attention. People were shocked, angry, and demanded strict action. Many questioned how creators could misuse public roads just to get likes and views.

Watch The Viral Video:

Aston Martin, sirens, and lawlessness on full display in Gurugram.⁰22 cars. Hooligans blocking a key road near Sector 108 for #reel-making. Blared #illegal hooters, disrupted #traffic for over 7 minutes. Residents fuming.⁰Not a film shoot—just another day of arrogance on… pic.twitter.com/v808tNsmJf

— Dr. Leena Dhankhar (@leenadhankhar) August 4, 2025

Thankfully, the police didn’t stay silent. They took action, booked the people involved, and began seizing all the cars, including the expensive Aston Martin. The incident has once again raised serious concerns about social media stunts turning dangerous and disturbing everyday life.

The video shared yesterday received many likes, views, and comments from users. One user wrote, "This is just the beginning of the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) election campaign. The best is yet to come. "They could have been stopped, but the police were probably busy stopping someone at the intersection and issuing a fine in the name of pollution. "Gurgaon’s G-spot? Gaddas, Gundas, Gandagi," a second user added.

"Shifted from Delhi to Gurugram hoping for a better life, realising some day that it's worse here. No civic sense, no traffic sense, unplanned city, no traffic police on roads, wrong lane driving everywhere, black thars, scorpions could be seen threatening," added a third user. "Police inn chapriyon ki vechile seize karegi aur turantchordegi paise lekar," added another user.