Mirzapur-style kidnapping caught on camera: Man kidnapped from chaat stall, but there’s a twist | Tendencies

In a bizarre incident in Uttar Pradesh, four youths were arrested during an attempted kidnapping in broad daylight. Among the four arrested were the kidnapped man and another man who filmed the crime.

The unusual arrests happened because the entire kidnapping was invented by the four men to film a sensational film that they wanted to go viral on social media.

In the dramatic video, two men on bicycles stop near a street food vendor in Khatauli, Muzaffarnagar, where a man eats chaat. They quickly cover his face with a cloth, pretending to sedate him and pushing his unconscious body onto the bike and trying to flee the scene.

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However, the locals around him block the path and stop the bike. Some even start filming the entire incident. They surround the kidnappers to prevent them from leaving the place while the man driving the bicycle argues with them.

Take a look at the viral video here:

Moments later, they point to the camera and call their friend to show people that they were just pretending to kidnap the man to film a video. The trio can be seen laughing as they explain the entire situation to locals.

The men later edited the video, added the theme song from the TV series Mirzapur in the background and posted it online, where it went viral. But unfortunately for them, the police stepped in to investigate the video after spotting it on social media.

‘Film is shooting in prison now’

“Today, a video went viral on social media showing three boys filming a fake kidnapping at a public place in Khatauli town. The video caused panic among local residents and now the police are working to identify the boys involved in the video,” the statement said. said the police. Reports suggest the four men were later arrested.

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X users were furious with the antics of the four men and called for strict action against them.

“Now they will make reels in prison for a few days, editing and uploading will only be done from there,” wrote one user.

“They are all spreading dirt on society in the name of reel. This will send the wrong message to society! UP police should punish them accordingly,” said another user.