Viral Video: Indian Entrepreneur Vlogs Struggles Of Working Remotely in Dubai Floods, Dances To Tyla's Water

Check out this light-hearted viral video where Indian entrepreneur Akash Mehta shares remote work struggles during Dubai floods and dances to Tyla's 'Water'.
Viral Video: Indian Entrepreneur Vlogs Struggles Of Working Remotely in Dubai Floods

Viral Video: Indian Entrepreneur Vlogs Struggles Of Working Remotely in Dubai Floods

Trending News: Dubai, known for its dry weather, turned into a water world due to rare heavy rain and thunderstorms in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on April 16. Among the flood videos flooding social media, a light-hearted video of Fable & Mane CEO Akash Mehta managing his flooded balcony while attending Zoom meetings has caught everyone's attention.
In the viral clip, the entrepreneur is seen trying to clear his flooded balcony by pouring water onto the streets. He even uses a dustpan to give himself a shower in the rainwater while dancing. Despite the unusual situation, he continues with his work, attending Zoom meetings on his laptop. Sharing the video on Instagram, Mehta humorously captioned it, "Today was fun!" Mehta used the hit song Water by Tyla, an apt background music choice for the situation.
His hilarious encounter with the Dubai floods has garnered over 13 million views. 254k likes and sparked various reactions online. "Bro you throw that water on someone head !!! Come on bro," a user joked. "All I’m saying is… Tyla’s been real quiet since this dropped," another user demanded. "Haha giving Tyla a run for her money," the third user commented. A fourth added, "U are the funnniest founder ever."
Watch the viral video below:
The heavy rainfall, described as the heaviest since 1949, caused chaos in the UAE and neighboring countries like Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Oman. The unexpected rain and storms in Dubai led to disruptions in daily life, with schools closing and companies resorting to remote work arrangements. The unusual weather event left the busiest city in the Middle East grappling with inundated streets and widespread disruption.
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