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An emotional video from a student in MSU Vadodara went viral after her performance to "Dhak Dhak Karne Laga" in a saree drew significant backlash. Trolls labeled the performance "indecent," leading the student to publicly question why a traditional garment like a saree was being sexualized by commenters.