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Mumbai commuters get their groove on with impromptu jamming session

Mumbai commuters get their groove on with impromptu jamming session
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This is the moment commuters in India struck up an impromptu rhythm using only the sides of a train carriage.

This is the moment commuters in India struck up an impromptu rhythm using only the sides of a train carriage.

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It was captured by sports reporter Manas Mitul on a suburban service in Mumbai and it has since been widely-shared online.

Mumbai’s rail network carries more than 7.5 million commuters each day.

Some commuters are said to commute up to four hours and getting on a train has been likened to finding somewhere to sit in a rugby scrum.

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