'How dare you..': Father gets angry after man touches his daughter on Vistara flight. Viral video

The air hostess inside the Vistara flight tried to calm the father down. (Photo credit: Screengrab from video posted on twitter.com/@gharkakalesh).

A recent video involving a father losing his cool on another man who had touched his daughter inside a Vistara flight has gone viral. The video, shared on Twitter, began with the girl yelling "how dare you". The person at whom she was yelling could not be seen.

Hearing her scream, the girl's father, who was sitting in a different seat, got up and yelled at the person. The air hostess near the father tried to calm him down before calling out for the captain of the aircraft.

"Kalesh Inside the vistara flight b/w Two man over a guy touched another man Daughter," the caption of the video read.

Kalesh Inside the vistara flight b/w Two man over a guy touched another man Daughter pic.twitter.com/BTlS1EHhma

— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) July 2, 2023

News18 reported that multiple Twitter users had commented on the video by tagging the airline.

Later, a Vistara spokesperson described the incident, which took place on June 25 on a Mumbai-Dehradun flight, to News18.

The spokesperson said that the passenger had been disturbed by a young passenger, who was seated in a row behind him. This is when he questioned the behaviour, which was opposed by young passenger's parents.

"This led to a verbal altercation that was settled amicably upon intervention of the Vistara's cabin crew onboard. The remainder of the journey after that was completed peacefully," the spokesperson said.

In June, Shark Tank India's Anupam Mittal was critical of Vistara their competitor Indigo and said that they cancelled flights in the last minute.

Reports also emerged that Vistara was facing a shortage in cabin crew uniforms and a short-term solution, cabin crew members would be wearing black-coloured uniforms.

"In the coming days, some of our cabin crew may be seen performing their duties in black-coloured trousers and polo T-shirts with the Vistara logo instead of our standard aubergine uniform," the airline said in a tweet.