'Kiss' Stunt Costs Dearly

Poushali Das

 |   25 Aug 2026 |    12
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Influencer Fined ₹5,500 After Girlfriend Leaves 3,400 Lipstick Kisses on Car


A bizarre incident has emerged from Madhya Pradesh, highlighting the race to go viral and garner views on social media. A car influencer faced consequences after performing a stunt where his girlfriend planted lipstick kisses on his luxury car approximately 3,400 times. As soon as the video of this eccentric act went viral on Instagram, it caught the attention of both netizens and the police. In response to the reel—which disregarded traffic rules and regulations regarding illegal vehicle modifications—the traffic police took immediate action and issued a fine of ₹5,500.


The entire episode began with a reel posted on social media, showing a car enthusiast having his girlfriend cover the bonnet and body of his white car with red lipstick marks. The influencer claimed that his girlfriend had planted over 3,400 lipstick kisses to express her 'love' for the vehicle. The video quickly reached millions of viewers; however, the stunt—performed in pursuit of views and likes—came under legal scrutiny when people began tagging the administration to highlight violations of road safety and vehicle regulations.


Once the matter came to the police's attention, the traffic department identified the owner via the vehicle's registration number and imposed a hefty fine. According to police officials, tampering with a vehicle's original appearance, color, or visibility, and engaging in activities that distract from driving, constitutes a direct violation of the Motor Vehicles Act. Such stunts create a significant risk of distracting other motorists on the road, thereby increasing the likelihood of serious accidents. With this in mind, a fine of ₹5,500 was imposed.


This incident sheds light on the 'content creation' craze growing among today's youth—a trend where people are willing to go to any lengths to achieve fame. In this blind race to create Reels and garner digital attention, it is becoming increasingly common to disregard safety standards, social decorum, and traffic regulations. Videos frequently surface showing stunts, bizarre antics on moving vehicles, and acts of vandalism against public property—actions that pose risks not only to the creators themselves but also to others.


Taking a broader view, this strict action by the Madhya Pradesh Police sends a strong and clear message to content creators who overstep legal boundaries on social media. The allure of digital popularity and the glitter of 'likes' can never take precedence over road safety and legal regulations. If young influencers fail to exercise their creativity responsibly, such hefty fines and legal actions become essential to put an end to this 'viral obsession.'


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