Most Violent reality TV video

In past 24 hours, another video seems to have shot past Kolaveri, with nearly 3 million views at the time of writing this post and looks like it could get much bigger because the virality is international. Whoever uploaded the video erroneously titled it "Warriors of Goja" because I guess the word in the show's logo (Gurmukhi script) sort of resembles the English letters G-O-J-A. The group is in fact 'Bir Khalsa' and they've performed on larger platforms like India's Got Talent as well. However, this particular display of their 'talent', which is a mixture of the traditional 'Gatka' martial art and some other crazy strongman stunts, is really something else. A nationally broadcast channel would not have permitted this act, but I guess a regional station managed to get away with it in spite of blood on stage and a tacky handover of wads of currency notes at the end of the madness. Take a look

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What is Kolaveri: What does it mean?

Kolaveri, a rage on the internet and elsewhere, is a highly popular slang among Tamil youth, normally used to silence a cranky person in a group. It is among several Tamil words which youngsters use between themselves without implying actual meaning. Kolaveri, which means murderous rage, is now popular even in other parts of the country, thanks to the peppy song Why This Kolaveri Di? from upcoming Tamil flick 3. The song is a rage among millions of students and youngsters, especially in social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter and video sharing site of You Tube. Yen indha kolaveri? (Why This Kolaveri) can be heard in college campuses and other places where youngsters hang around in Tamil Nadu. It is actually used to put off a cranky person in a group. The slang has been used by the makers of 3 to depict the anguish of a person who has just tasted rejection from the hands of a girl whom he liked. Source : Hindustan Times

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