Watch: Bangladeshi woman dances and runs on roof of moving train in viral video; Internet users compare it to Subway Surfers |

A video of a woman dancing on the roof of a moving train has gone viral, leaving the internet divided between amusement and concern. The clip, shared on Instagram by ‘The Meme Party’, has amassed over 20 million views and shows the woman confidently running and jumping between train carriages before doing a daring dance.
The film was shot at the railway station in… Bangladeshthis feat has been compared to the popular mobile game Subway Surfers. Some viewers praised the entertainment value, while others criticized the recklessness of such actions, sparking a heated debate online about the dangers of attention-seeking stunts.

In a viral video, a Bangladeshi woman dances and runs on the roof of a moving train

The video, reportedly shot at a train station in Bangladesh, shows a woman confidently running on the roof of a train and effortlessly jumping between carriages. A breathtaking moment comes when she goes from running to dancing on top of a moving train, performing daring moves that captivate viewers while maintaining a precarious position.

Social media reactions

The daring stunt, reminiscent of the popular mobile game Subway Surfers, drew both admiration and criticism. Some viewers found the video funny and praised her confidence, with one user joking, “I guess she’s taking Subway Surfers a little too literally!”
Others have expressed serious concern about the risks, with one comment stating: “This is absolute madness! What if it fell? This is not something to laugh about.”
While the video does not confirm when the incident occurred, it has sparked widespread debate about how hard people try to get attention. Some praised her brave act as “playing at a higher level”, others criticized her recklessness, calling it a dangerous trend. One concerned user noted: “This could have ended tragically. Such reckless behavior should not be praised.”
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