Watch: Bengaluru auto driver goes viral for working with a baby in arm

A short video from Bengaluru has gone viral this week, drawing widespread attention for its emotional resonance. The clip, shared on Instagram, shows an auto-rickshaw driver going about his daily work while holding his infant child in one arm.

The visual, captured on a regular day in the city’s traffic, has struck a chord with many viewers– not because it was dramatic, but because it was real.Everyday moment, unusual sightThe video was posted by Bengaluru-based Instagram user Rithu and shows the auto driver navigating a busy street while gently cradling his baby. The caption with the video read, “He drives to earn but carries what he lives for.” There is no audio, no commentary– just a man working, with his child in his arms.The scene, though simple, stood out to viewers and quickly gathered momentum across social media platforms.Netizens respond with emotion and respectOnce the video began circulating, social media users flooded the comments with messages of support and recognition. Some related to the scene on a personal level, while others expressed admiration for the quiet resilience it portrayed.

One user commented, “May you have only success,” while another wrote, “My father used to drive an auto like this only.

Miss you, Pa.”Comments like “What a man can do to run his family,” and “More power to you! Super Dad” also featured prominently, with many users simply reacting with heart emojis and emotional expressions.No name, but a universal storyWhile the identity of the driver remains unknown, the story has resonated with many who see it as a reflection of daily life for countless individuals– especially those balancing work and parenting without any support system.The moment captured in the video is not rare, but it is rarely seen– especially in the digital world, where such everyday efforts often go unnoticed.Disclaimer: This article is based on a viral social media video. The identity of the auto driver and the context of the situation remain unverified. Reactions included are drawn from public comments online.