Trending: Video of man riding a bike with one leg while playing a mobile game

Motorcycle stunts were once popularized by modern daredevils like Travis Pastrana and Robbie Maddinson, but they've taken a dangerous turn as some people have turned them into an everyday road spectacle. . A video recently went viral of a man riding a motorcycle and playing a mobile game, increasing the difficulty of his stunts by controlling the bike with his legs. Netizens compared the scene with Rajinikanth's film and humorously labeled the stuntman as Rajinikanth's nephew. However, the careless nature of the stunt shocked viewers, with many branding him a gaming addict.

In the video, a man believed to be Mansor performs a dangerous stunt and records the scene instead of his friend urging him to stop. Mansor narrowly avoided a fatal collision by lying on the bike and steering with his feet, hitting the front of the truck as he overtook it. The accompanying caption reads, “Say Mashallah,” and the video has more than 2.7 million views on Instagram.

Netizens who saw the video criticized this reckless act in the comments section. Concerns were expressed about endangering the lives of others on the road, with some calling the stuntman a gaming addict. Some took it easy, jokingly saying, “Yamraj is on vacation today.”

The internet is flooded with such dangerous videos, challenging the notion that only Gen Z engages in such acts. An elderly man from Punjab recently made headlines for his bicycle stunt where he sat down without turning the wheel. He appeared to be casually lounging on his bench with his legs to one side while the bike traveled at a moderate pace on a busy road. The video, which was allegedly shot on the Patiala-Samana road in Punjab state, has sparked calls for action against the elderly cyclist, with users asking authorities to cancel his driving license.

As these dangerous stunts continue to circulate on social media, public safety concerns and the need for responsible behavior on the road become a hot topic.