Video: A crying child refused to stop crying; a tea seller on the train performed a dance that went viral
- bySudha Saxena
- 22 Sep, 2026
A young child was crying while traveling on a train. Despite her exhausted mother's best efforts, she couldn't calm him down. A tea vendor in the train compartment came to the rescue. He calmed the crying child by dancing while holding a teapot. A video of the incident has already been released and has gone viral.
According to media reports, a tea seller performed a significant act of humanity for a young mother who was returning by train from her child's treatment in Gorakhpur. As the exhausted mother tried to calm her crying child, the tea seller first offered her a cup of tea and then decided to entertain the child himself.
एक मां अपने बेटे को दवा करवाकर गोरखपुर से वापस लौट रही थी। मां बहुत परेशान थी साथ में छोटा बच्चा भी रो रहा था तो बिहार के पटना जिले के मसौढ़ी के राजा बाबू उसी ट्रेन में चाय बेचकर जीवन यापन करतें हैं जब ये देखें मां और बेटे को तो पहले इन्होंने मां को चाय पिलाई और फिर इन्हें खुश करने के लिये वहीं ट्रेन में डांस करने लगे। हमें जो खुशी दूसरों की खुशी देने में मिलती है वो खुशी और कहीं नहीं मिल सकती है। हर कोई राजा बाबू नहीं बन सकता है।
— Neeraj Chaurasiya (@NeerajC111) September 19, 2026
A tea seller named Raja Babu, a resident of Patna, was seen dancing enthusiastically on the narrow walkway between the train carriages. The video shows the child crying at first. However, Raja Babu continued dancing in front of the child and making various funny gestures to distract him and bring a smile to his face.
His efforts soon paid off. A smile lit up his face. The mother laughed at the tea seller's impromptu attempt to calm her child. The other passengers in the train compartment also enjoyed the moment. Many cheered and clapped, cheering Raja Babu on. The video has been made public.
The viral video was posted by the handle "Neeraj Chaurasia." The video has already been viewed by many people, garnering a flood of likes and comments. Many have praised the tea seller for noticing Chhoti Ma's plight and coming to her aid without any request.






