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No more reels or dance videos in Delhi metro: DMRC bans recording videos, reels inside coaches, commuters will now be punished for…

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has announced that making of reels and videos in metro coaches will led to imposition of fines on commuters.

Written by: Abhijeet Sen Edited by: Abhijeet Sen
Published: September 24, 2025, 5:41 PM IST

Delhi Metro update: In an interesting turn of events that is gaining traction on social media, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has taken a strict stance against metro commuters who engage in filming reels, dance clips or other similar activities in the coaches of Delhi metro. The DMRC has taken the action to ensure that all passengers have a comfortable and safe journey. Here are all the details you need to know about the recent decision taken by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC).

Why Delhi Metro banned making of reels?

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has banned the making of reels and videos in metro coaches to maintain passenger convenience and discipline. Anuj Dayal, Principal Executive Director of Corporate Communications at DMRC, stated that this decision was taken to avoid inconvenience to other passengers. Readers should note that several videos have been circulating on social media where people are seen dancing, lip-syncing, or performing stunts inside the coaches of Delhi metro.

“Filming reels, dance videos or any other such activities are strictly prohibited,” the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation announcement said.

As per DMRC officials, filming on metro can be fined on the grounds of “creating nuisance” for others under the Metro Railways Act, 2002.

Series of inappropriate behavior in Delhi Metro

As seen on the social media, some of these videos have depicted inappropriate behavior, such as drinking alcohol inside a metro coach, eating a boiled egg, or engaging in a fight while shirtless. Such actions are against the decorum of the metro and the discipline of a public space. Readers should note that these activities not only cause inconvenience to other passengers but also tarnish the image of Delhi metro. Therefore, the DMRC has clarified that metro coaches are for passenger travel, not for entertainment or creating social media content.

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