Woman Rides Royal Enfield Bullet In Ghagra-Choli, Desis Can’t Keep Calm

Two-wheelers, especially heavy bikes like the Royal Enfield, are usually associated with men. So when a woman – dressed in traditional Indian attire – was spotted riding a Royal Enfield Bullet recently, people were amazed. The much-talked-about video shows a woman from Rajasthan expertly riding a Royal Enfield Bullet through a vast landscape with green fields, clear blue skies and a few animals around.

In the video, the woman, identified as Pooja Prajapat, elegantly dressed in a pink traditional Ghagra-Choli, demonstrates surprising dexterity as she handles the heavy bike with ease. The clip shared on her Instagram account sparked appreciation and applause, with people hailing her as a beacon of empowerment and resilience.

The video opens with Pooja Prajapat riding the Bullet bike with absolute ease and looking at the camera. Before looking away, she also waves to the camera (riding a bicycle with one hand) and smiles. After walking forward a bit, he turns and looks back at the camera and smiles again. According to reports, Pooja Prajapat’s gentle blend of tradition and modernity struck a chord with social media users who nicknamed her ‘Dhaakad’.

The now-viral video was posted on July 12 and has so far garnered over 7 million views. Meanwhile, the comment section is full of admiration and countless hearts.

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Several social media users shared their admiration, with one comment praising his cycling skills, “Aap bohot acha chalati hai bullet (You drive very well Bullet).” Another user emphasized gender equality saying, “Hum ladies kisi se kam nahi (We ladies are not less than anyone).” However, other viewers emphasized the importance of safety, advising Pooja Prajapat to wear a helmet during such adventurous activities.

However, the overwhelming response to Pooja Prajapat’s video is a resounding endorsement of women breaking barriers and pursuing their passions regardless of cultural standards.

Several social media users shared their admiration, with one comment praising his cycling skills, “Aap bohot acha chalati hai bullet (You drive very well Bullet).” Another user emphasized gender equality saying, “Hum ladies kisi se kam nahi (We ladies are not less than anyone).” However, other viewers emphasized the importance of safety, advising Pooja Prajapat to wear a helmet during such adventurous activities.

However, the overwhelming response to Pooja Prajapat’s video is a resounding endorsement of women breaking barriers and pursuing their passions regardless of cultural standards.