Trending: ‘Nawaabi style’ pet walk on a scooter in Lucknow goes viral

A man in Lucknow was seen riding a scooter while his dog walked beside him on a leash, amusing netizens on the internet.

A video has recently gone viral on the internet, where a man in Lucknow was seen riding a scooter while his dog was walking beside him on a leash. This has garnered massive reactions from netizens who felt amused by the sight.

Lucknow man gives ‘Nawaabi style’ pet walk to his dog while riding a scooter.

The video, which has now gone viral on the internet, showcases a Lucknow man riding his scooter and simultaneously giving his pet dog a ‘Nawaabi style’ pet walk. The clip, shared on Instagram by user Adhyayan Pandey, captures the unusual sight of a man slowly driving his scooter while holding his dog’s leash in one hand. Meanwhile, the dog can be seen calmly trotting beside the moving vehicle, seemingly enjoying its evening walk. What caught people’s attention wasn’t just the unconventional dog-walking method, but also the complete ease with which the man carried it out.

Watch the viral video here:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYTWYxLybWU/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=62a6e30a-0e72-47ea-bc31-bb36f14f69a5

Netizens react to the viral video.

Many users found the moment hilarious and uniquely “Lucknowi” in spirit. Several comments joked that such charmingly odd scenes could only happen in Lucknow, a city often associated with its nawabi culture, relaxed lifestyle and effortless swagger. Some viewers even humorously flipped the situation around, suggesting that people had misunderstood the clip entirely. According to them, it looked as if the dog was taking the man for a ride rather than the other way around. However, not everyone was amused. Alongside the jokes and memes, many users pointed out serious safety concerns visible in the video. The man was reportedly riding the scooter on a pedestrian footpath while steering with one hand and holding the dog’s leash with the other. Several commenters also noted that he was not wearing a helmet.

Critics questioned whether such behaviour should be normalised online, especially considering the risks it could pose to pedestrians, the rider, and even the pet itself.