Internet users find a couple fighting with bricks in a viral video amusing; it’s referred to as a “hilarious skit”

Witnessing domestic violence is never enjoyable, and seeing the footage of it is much more terrible. Nevertheless, a couple defied all expectations when their argument became viral. Although it was a little “abusive,” it was so humorous that it baffled online users. The manner the pair was fighting came off as funny and staged, which earned them the moniker of “couple goal” even though their argument was serious, if not a comedy. After being posted on social media, the incident’s footage became viral. The description of the widely shared video claims that the argument sprang from the husband’s refusal to get his wife’s consent before leaving for work. Even though the incident’s location and timing were unknown, a lot of people continued to believe that the couple was only performing and amusing themselves.

The user “Ghar ke kalesh” uploaded the video on social networking platform X, previously known as Twitter. “Kalesh b/w a Husband and wife over husband was going back to his work without taking permission of his wife,” said the caption on the image.

Due to widespread laughter, the video became viral. Some thought it was a comedy and thought it was so funny that they couldn’t believe it was a real argument, while others thought it was cute and fluffy and called it “couple goals.”

The internet community voiced their opinions in the comment section. “Yeah, Kalesh is really something special. A user was intrigued and inquired, “Is there a Part 2?” Another individual commented, “Dono comedy kar rahe.. it’s a skit, I think.” “Two Objectives,” stated a third user. “If I don’t fight like this after marriage, then I’ll take divorce,” a fourth individual said. “Meri agar aisi ladayi nahi Hui shadi ke baad to I’ll take divorce for sure.” “That’s a sketch of humor, fr,” a fifth individual said. The Pakistani squad is prepared to go to the airport. A sixth user made a joke about the SA squad attempting to stop them with their performance versus NZ. A seventh individual said, “Me and my boss when I try to go back Home from office.”