
DMRC has asked creators not to attach phones to Metro train windows for videos, warning that the practice could inconvenience or injure passengers and damage devices.
DMRC has asked creators not to attach phones to Metro train windows for reels, warning that the practice could inconvenience or injure passengers.
A phone fixed to a Metro train window has become the prop in a reel format that the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has asked creators to stop using.
DMRC said some social-media creators have been attaching mobile phones to Metro train windows while filming moving trains. In the videos, people pose or dance on platforms before running after a departing train, creating the impression that they have left a phone behind.
The corporation said the practice could inconvenience or injure other passengers and damage the device. DMRC said it would take “necessary action” if it found a creator carrying out such a shoot, and asked creators not to make these videos on Metro premises.
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