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Nandi Themed Bike: A unique bike with 'Nandi' on it was seen during the Kanwar Yatra, people said - only Indians can make such a jugaad...
Recently, the Kanwar Yatra is being celebrated with great enthusiasm across the country in the month of Shravan. While the chariots are painted saffron and slogans of Bholenath are echoing everywhere, a funny video has been shared on social media. In the video, a man has performed such a feat that you will not be able to stop smiling after seeing it. Actually, in this, a devotee has modified an ordinary bike and tried to give it the look of Lord Shiva's vehicle Nandi. This is so that although the person is riding the bike, the onlooker will feel that he is riding on Nandi bull i.e. cow.
What was shown in the video?
In the viral video, you can see a couple participating in the Kanwar Yatra procession on this modified bike. Every effort has been made to give the bike an attractive and authentic look. The entire exterior of the bike is covered in a soft, furry white covering that resembles the skin of a Nandi.
Not only that, the bike's headlight was given a face reminiscent of Nandi Maharaj. We can also see that it has two horns. The bike was so beautifully decorated that if you look at it from a distance, you'll feel like you're riding a cow, not a bike. A video of this trick is going viral online, and users have shared their reactions to the devotee's unique faith.
This video of the incident was shared on an Instagram account called @unseenbarish. The video is currently trending on social media, and people have commented on the scene in the video in the comments section. One user said, "Even Nandi Maharaj would say, 'Why did you copy me,' after seeing this trick?" Another user wrote, "From a distance, it really looks like you're sitting on Nandi." Another user wrote, "This is the first time I've seen Nandi running on petrol!"
What is the importance of Kanwar Yatra?
It is a religious, sacred journey in which Shiva devotees, using their carts, collect water from the Ganges River on foot and then return carrying this sacred water in a kavadi on their shoulders. This water is used to anoint Lord Shiva in the Shiva temple. The journey always offers many unique sights, and this year's scene hasn't changed much. Devotees joined the journey with new ideas, many of which went viral on social media.
