'He Can Make Titanic Sequel': Boatman Turns Impromptu Director For Pre-Wedding Shoot

Pre-wedding photoshoots are one of the latest trends among to-be-married couples to celebrate their bond and create cherished memories. These photoshoots often take place at picturesque locations where couples dress their best and a photographer captures their love. Recently, a pre-wedding shoot went viral and no, it is not because of the couple. In the video, an elderly man gives a couple advice on how to pose. This hilarious act of the elderly man has caught the attention of online users, sparking widespread laughter.

The viral footage shows a couple on a boat joined by an elderly boatman. In this 50-second viral clip, we see the boatman unexpectedly taking on the role of the couple’s photoshoot director.

The boatman directs the couple like a professional, instructing them with gestures on where to place their hands and legs for a perfect pose.

The couple, equally amazed, follows his instructions throughout their shoot.

The video was shared on X (Formerly Twitter) with the caption, “After seeing so many pre-wedding shoots the boatman has become the director! #wedding #shoots.” According to a report in Times Now, the pre-wedding shoot took place on the Chinnapati River in North Andhra Pradesh.

Watch the viral video here:

Since being shared online, the hilarious yet sweet video has garnered over 2,00,000 views.

One user expressing their admiration, wrote, “He is simply amazing! Hope he has a photoshoot of his own someday!”

Another humorously commented, “Seems he is the perfect director for the Titanic sequel”

Impressed by the boatman’s unexpected talent, one user remarked, “And actually he is doing a good job.”

Sharing their delight, someone wrote, “Watching this on the end of a tiring day at work!! Couldn’t stop laughing.”

Adding to the comedic relief, a commenter quipped, “Boatman or director in disguise.”

Noticing the quotes on the boatman’s t-shirt, another user pointed out, “Quote on the boatman tee.. Live for Nothing, Die for something.”

“This is an excellent example of moonlighting,” commented one user, praising the boatman’s versatility.

Joking about the situation, another wrote, “Maybe the director is doing the boatman role”

What are your thoughts?