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'Twirling Tri-Colours': Navi Mumbai Airport’s Independence Day Decor Wins Internet - VIDEO

With India gearing up to celebrate its 80th Independence Day, Navi Mumbai International Airport has added a patriotic touch to its interiors with a striking tricolour-themed installation. A video showcasing the unique decor has now gone viral on social media, leaving passengers and internet users impressed. Tricolour bands dance to music The video, posted by travel content creator…

'Twirling Tri-Colours': Navi Mumbai Airport’s Independence Day Decor Wins Internet - VIDEO

As India prepares to commemorate its 80th Independence Day, Navi Mumbai International Airport has added a patriotic flair to its interior with a striking tricolour-themed installation. A video showcasing the unique decor has gone viral on social media, garnering praise from passengers and internet users alike. The video, posted by travel content creator @viharini_the_traveller, features several tricolour bands hanging from the airport ceiling.

These bands dance and move in harmony with the music playing in the background, creating a mesmerising display. The installation, accompanied by the song "Pinga Ga Pori" from the film Bajirao Mastani, has transformed the airport decor into an engaging visual experience for passengers. Viharini shared the video, complimenting the airport's creative use of technology and music.

Internet users have applauded the display, with many expressing appreciation for the airport's festive and patriotic atmosphere ahead of Independence Day.

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