India has a huge population and there are many talented people in the country who don’t even get a proper chance to showcase their skills. However, social media networks have proved to be a boon for such people as they give a vital platform to those individuals to showcase their talent to a large mass as well as get appreciated and sometimes get really good opportunities too. If they are very lucky, a celebrity might also offer them help and a great chance.
How can we forget the manner in which the life of Ranu Mondal got transformed after her video in which she was singing a song at a railway station went viral? After that she not only appeared in TV shows but also got the chance of singing songs for Himesh Reshammiya’s movie. Recently, the lyricist Manoj Muntashir shared a video of a kid who dances amazingly. He also made a promise that if the kid is recognized, he would be happy to take the complete responsibility of his training.
Now, the former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag took to the micro-blogging site Twitter and posted a video in which a 5 years old boy is seen operating a JCB machine in a professional manner. Though Sehwag praised the boy for his talent, he also added that he would not recommend this to someone such young to try.
Here’s what Sehwag tweeted,
“JCB ko khudaai karte dekh,aap bhi bahut ruke honge, bheed banayi.hogi.
But isse behtar kuch mahi dukha abhi tak.
Talent + self- belief.
If you think you can or you cannot, you are right.
Wouldn’t advise anyone to try this at a young age, but just can’t stop applauding.”
Watch The Video:
JCB ko khudaai karte dekh,aap bhi bahut ruke honge, bheed banayi.hogi.
But isse behtar kuch mahi dukha abhi tak.
Talent + self- belief.
If you think you can or you cannot, you are right.
Wouldn't advice anyone to try this at a young age, but just can't stop applauding. pic.twitter.com/1MjkUL405R— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) June 27, 2020
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Till the article was written, the video received over 18K likes and was shared by more than 2.8K online users.
While some praised the boy for his courage and exceptional skills, few others expressed their concern over the fact that such a young boy has been handling a JCB without the supervision of an adult which is absolutely wrong and highly risky.
Here are some of the selected tweets:
Paaji give the kid admission in Sechwag international school and develop him for F1 race. You can afford it with a smile 😊
— Vinod Patidar (@IMAgentVinod) June 27, 2020
भाई साहब के बड़ा होगा तो सीधे एरोप्लेन चलाएगा
— Amit Agrahari (@Real_Amit09) June 27, 2020
@anandmahindra I've heard so many stories about your generous deeds, please help him to get a proper education. This child is a prodigy.♥️
— Mayank Rajput (@imayankrajput) June 27, 2020
https://twitter.com/jayaranga/status/1276736022810750976
Talent Never waits for Age & Place
It comes by Birth
Look at this https://t.co/veqns7Mqnd pic.twitter.com/kis4jbJ0WT— I, Stand With lndianArmy🙏 (@RazaTwits) June 27, 2020
An courageous effort…. Adorable
— Pinki Sahu NYKS (@PinkiSa99093002) June 27, 2020
This is how people expressed their displeasure over the tweet of Sehwag:
This is not some joke. The person allowing this small kid to operate JCB machine should be charged with heavy fine @MinistryWCD @NCPCR_
— Aswin Kumar Tiriya (@aswintheblogger) June 27, 2020
This is very very unsafe also it's a crime. There are special lisence requirements and training to drive a heavy machine. He doesn't even have an adult supervision. Such fun leads to loss of life. You should not share as more will try to make such videos @TrafficGGM @dtptraffic
— Manish Dutt Kothiyal (@manish_kothiyal) June 27, 2020
Higly risky for both , child and ppl outside. Stop circulating just for sake of skills shown by young boy. Be socially responsible
— Vaibhav Pathak (@pathak24_7) June 27, 2020
Very dangerous don't indulge child inthis activity child is not matured
— AnshuRajender (@Rajende61951739) June 27, 2020
Viru paaji… Please don't circulate this… It's dangerous and also glorifies child labour. It propagates normalcy about children driving, let alone using heavy machinery.
Expecting better from someone who takes pride running his own school 🙏🙏— Abbas Katwarawala (@KSAbby) June 27, 2020
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