Viral Video: When There's No Light in the US, People Call Power Stations, In Japan, They Check Fuse, But In India We Move Out to See If....

Power cut is a not only confined to India but also to other countries. But when it comes to reactions of people to power cuts, India is different. A viral video focuses on how people react to power cuts in America, Japan and India. When power is cut in America, Americans calls the electricity board; when power is cut in Japan, Japanese check their fuses; and when power is cut in India, Indians come out of their houses to check whether power is cut in every house in their neighbourhood and then they take a sigh of relief. The content of this video has been created by a content creator for fun purposes. 

Viral Video Catching Attention of Viewers 

This viral video is catching the attention of viewers on the Internet. It lays focus on reactions of people in regard to power cuts in America, Japan, and India.

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What Does This Viral Video Reveal?

The viral video reveals the reactions of people in different countries in regard to power cuts. First, when power is cut in America, the people of this country call the electricity board. Second, when power is cut in Japan, the people of this country check their fuses. And, when power is cut in India, the people of this country come out of their houses to check whether power is cut in every house in their neighbourhood, and they take a sigh of relief. 
This viral video has been taken from the village_belwa__ Instagram account. It has received 59,904 likes and many comments from viewers. 

What Comments Has This Viral Video Received From Viewers? 

This viral video has received many comments from viewers. One has to say, “😂😂😂❤️❤️hm bilkul sahi 🙌🙌🙌 main vi ashi hee dusro ki dekhti hu light 😂😂”; second viewer says, “Baat to sahi h”; third viewer comments, “😂😂😂oh vhai Etna vi sach kon bolta hai 🙌😂😂😛”; and fourth viewer says, “Sahi h ayesa hi krte h”.