Flash mob in Mumbai wows commuters at CST

Finland flash mob dances to Bollywood chartbusters

The latest case of the seemingly spontaneous flash mob comes from Helsinki, where people danced to songs from Don 2 and others.

(Courtesy: YouTube user ktjrajesh, video uploaded on Jan 11, 2012)

Auckland flash mob dances to the tunes of Kolaveri Di

Kolaveri Di now also has some outstanding choreography, not by the cast, but by a bunch of fans in New Zealand.

(Courtesy: YouTube user padhunz, video uploaded on Dec 21, 2011)

Bangalore's flash mob dances to Chammak Challo

The Mumbai flash mob at the CST set off a chain reaction with youngsters mimicking flash mobs across the country.

Flash mob at Infy, Pune says 'Jai Ho'

Organized by employees, this was performed on December 15 at the Infosys Pune development centre.

(Courtesy: YouTube user ram4285, video uploaded on Dec 16, 2011)

Kolkata's flash mob picks Senorita

The performance on Park Street on Sunday, ranks in our opinion, second after the Mumbai Rang De Basanti flash mob.

(Courtesy: YouTube user PMudar, video uploaded on Dec 20, 2011)

Flash mob dances to Don 2 at Gurgaon mall

This flash mob hit Gurgaon's Ambience mall on Sunday, dancing to 'Zaraa Dil Ko Thaam Lo' from Don 2. Director Farhan Akhtar tweeted the video.

(Courtesy: YouTube user IndiaMicrosoftVideos, video uploaded on Dec 19, 2011)

Kochi gets its flash mob

The flash mob at Kochi was staged on Friday. Local media says the organizers wanted to urge people from Tamil Nadu and Kerala to end the tension over the Mullaperiyar Dam. Their message: "Not Keralites, Not Tamilians, But Indians."

(Courtesy: YouTube user sharathgb, video uploaded on Dec 17, 2011)

Finally, Delhi gets its flash mob

Performed at Dilli Haat on December 11, 2011, it takes a cue from Mumbai and uses another Rang De Basanti track.

(Courtesy: YouTube user alittleanarky, video uploaded on Dec 15, 2011)

Chennai flash mob calls upon Kolaveri

Inspired by the huge success of the flash mob act in Mumbai, Chennai had one of its own at a city mall. Fittingly enough, the crowd danced to the current rage, Kolaveri Di, as onlookers cheered on.