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Metro Girl Casually Reading 'How to Kill Men' Book in Viral Video Leaves Netizens Shocked!

In the now-viral clip, a passenger on the Delhi Metro was seen calmly reading a provocative novel titled ‘How to Kill Men and Get Away With It,' with users going to great lengths to react in a variety of ways. Many users went crazy looking at the clip where one of the passengers of the Delhi Metro is seen calmly reading a provocative novel entitled ‘How to Kill Men and Get Away With It.'

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By Jigyasa Sain | Faridabad, Haryana | Latest News - 02 July 2026

The ploy of reading the book How to Kill Men and Get Away With It has become a huge hit online after this woman's seemingly mundane commute was captured on video. After one woman was filmed reading the book How to Kill Men and Get Away With It during her mundane commute, the ploy became an internet sensation. The video almost reached a million views, and cranes' heads were turned as the passenger casually reversed the pages in a packed coach and took a millennial selfie with the passengers on the bus. The viral video has captured millions of views and has stunned passengers inside the bus and netizens outside, who were left in disbelief as the passenger flipped the pages in a packed bus while taking a millennial selfie with the other passengers.

A fictional tale of abusive men being targeted by their female counterparts in a dark comedy thriller. The book is entirely a work of satirical fiction but has got attention in recent high-profile cases, which has resulted in vocal comments. The book is satirical fiction but has caused intense comments online, with many comparing it and making memes as a result of the recent high-profile cases.

Some viewers regarded the scene as innocuous and/or funny, while some found the provocative title uncomfortable. The clip has sparked controversy about the suppression of books in public areas, taste in pop-up dark comedy, and sensitivity in this social and political landscape.

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