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Three friends behind the 5.5‑million‑view ‘Kissing Car’ video reveal its origin
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 26 Aug 2026, 03:30 PM
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The viral ‘Kissing Car’ clip that amassed 5.5 million views was conceived by three friends, who planned the stunt together.
A short video showing a car seemingly moving while a couple kisses inside has become a sensation online, crossing the 5.5 million view mark on social platforms. The clip, shared widely across YouTube and Instagram, sparked curiosity about how the unusual scene was filmed.
Investigations by local media uncovered that the entire concept was the brainchild of three friends who met in Madhya Pradesh. According to their statements, the trio brainstormed the idea, selected a suitable vehicle, and choreographed the moment to create a striking visual effect.
The friends chose a quiet stretch of road to film, positioning the car to give the impression that the vehicle was in motion while the occupants remained stationary. Their aim was to produce a shareable piece of content that would attract attention without any real danger.
Since the video went viral, netizens have praised the creativity while also questioning the authenticity of the stunt. The creators have declined further interviews, emphasizing that the project was meant purely for entertainment.
The episode highlights how simple, collaborative ideas can quickly capture national interest in the digital age, especially when presented with an eye‑catching twist.
Investigations by local media uncovered that the entire concept was the brainchild of three friends who met in Madhya Pradesh. According to their statements, the trio brainstormed the idea, selected a suitable vehicle, and choreographed the moment to create a striking visual effect.
The friends chose a quiet stretch of road to film, positioning the car to give the impression that the vehicle was in motion while the occupants remained stationary. Their aim was to produce a shareable piece of content that would attract attention without any real danger.
Since the video went viral, netizens have praised the creativity while also questioning the authenticity of the stunt. The creators have declined further interviews, emphasizing that the project was meant purely for entertainment.
The episode highlights how simple, collaborative ideas can quickly capture national interest in the digital age, especially when presented with an eye‑catching twist.