Traveling light and how! Video of boxers on Delhi airport's baggage conveyer belt makes internet laugh

Indira Gandhi International Airport recently became a scene straight out of a comedy film when visitors noticed an unexpected sight: a pair of vividly printed boxers on the luggage conveyor belt. Actor Anup Soni, who was waiting for his bags, filmed the amusing scene. The clip shows the abandoned boxers circling as puzzled tourists watch. Interestingly, no one came forward to claim the innerwear. 

What did Anup Soni post that left the internet chuckling? 

A pair of vividly printed boxers on the luggage conveyor belt | Image: Instgaram

Since Anup Soni posted the video on Instagram, it has gone viral, with over 2 lakh views and a rush of humorous reactions in the comments area.

The former Crime Patrol anchor was spotted tracking the colourful boxers as they moved around the conveyor belt for several seconds, while other passengers looked on in disbelief. 

The strange airport situation had the public in stitches and drew the attention of performers such as Sudhanshu Pandey and Sharib Hashmi, who responded with their own amusing reactions. 

The strange airport situation had the public in stitches | Image: Instagram

Soni captioned the video, "This incident occurred in front of my eyes at the Conveyor Belt, Terminal 2, New Delhi." I hope this was delivered to the rightful owner.

How did people on the internet react? 

In response to the clip, actor Sudhanshu Pandey playfully quipped, "Kachcha check in karke luggage pehen ke Gaya?" (Did he check in his underpants but leave with luggage?)" 

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Sharib Hashmi, star of Family Man, authored, "Kachchha, Toh Hum Chalte Hain." (Underwear, therefore we are leaving)." "Now that is what we call travelling light," one comment said. 

Another commented, "Very heavy stuff, so clearly required to check-in. On a serious note, someone's bag could have broken, and stuff could have come out." 

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A user commented, "I feel sorry for the guy who lost his underwear forever. He knows it's there, but he can't claim it. I feel sad for him."  

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