The 1980 batch of Khalsa College in Amritsar celebrates the reunion with vibrant bhangra performances. See | Trending

Khalsa College in Amritsar recently became a beacon of joy as graduates from the 1980 batch took to the stage to rekindle the spirit of their youth with a lively Bhangra performance. The event, captured on video and shared on a social media page dedicated to the college, has since gone viral, garnering more than five million views and spreading smiles across the internet.

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A trip down memory lane

The video features a group of elderly men, members of the original Khalsa College Bhangra team from 1980, dressed in vibrant traditional Punjabi attire. Their energetic moves lit up the stage during a university event celebrating the institution’s heritage. The caption accompanying the video reads: “Book fest. Khalsa College. 1980 Khalsa College Bhangra Team.”

Watch the clip here:

Social media is overflowing with praise

As the video gained popularity online, viewers couldn’t help but share their admiration and happiness.

One user wrote: “This is what true joy looks like. Age is just a number!” Another noted: “Their energy is infectious. Makes me want to join in!” One viewer added: “So lovely to see them keeping the spirit alive!”

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Others were deeply moved by the connection to tradition, with one user commenting, “Khalsa College and Bhangra are timeless treasures.” Another wrote: “Reminds me of my college days. Hats off to their enthusiasm!”

One quiet comment noted, “Who said uncles can’t kill the scene?!” Meanwhile, another user simply said: “Pure gold. That made my day.” The comments were a mix of nostalgia and admiration. Some viewers reminisced about their own college days, while others praised the alumni for preserving and celebrating their cultural roots. One particularly heartfelt comment read: “That’s what reunions are about – reliving the best moments and sharing them with the world.”