PAKISTAN: Dancing Pakistan International Airlines Crew

A pilot and crew have been caught dancing to a Bollywood hit in the cockpit of a plane.

The reportedly leaked footage, which looks to have been filmed by one of the Pakistan International Airlines crew dancing in the cockpit, has caused quite a stir on the internet.

The happy crew members can be seen grooving to Bollywood hit Afghan Jalebi (Ya Baba), from the movie Phantom.

The cockpit party happened while the plane was stationary at the airport - but it is unclear as to whether any passengers were on board.

Last year, SpiceJet crew members were suspended by authorities after they were captured dancing in the aisles during a flight.

Pakistan's civil aviation authority warned domestic carriers to carry out extra checks on their pilots after a pilot was found to have an "unacceptable" blood-alcohol level while flying a Shaheen Air plane skidded off a runway.

PAKISTAN: Pakistani Pilots Dance To Katrina Kaif Song ‘Afghan Jalebi’ Inside Cockpit

Pilots are considered to be the people who not only make us reach to our destination, but also ensure that the journey is safe. Now, wonder if they they mess up with their job just for the sake of some entertainment. The surprising case came in front in Lahore where two pilots were seen dancing to the tunes of Saif Ali Khan-Katrina Kaif starrer movie Phantom. Though the film was not that successful but the song “Afghan Jalebi” was quite successful.

Call it a negligence of the part of a job or fun going to such an extreme where life of passengers were put at stake, these things are really not acceptable. The news broke out after the video went viral in the social media where two pilots were seen dancing to the tunes of the famous song for 53 seconds from the infamous movie which was not allowed to be screened in Pakistan. Rumours are there that these pilots were drunk, but nothing concrete has been proved yet. However, and investigation has been issued in this matter.

Speaking about the movie — Phantom, director Kabir Khan based this movie on the terrorist attack of famous 26/11 attacks in Mumbai, in which Lashker-e-Taiba mastermind Hafiz Sayeed was targeted. The Pakistan government also suspected that the movie would incite violence in the country. The Pakistani government also suspected that the movie would incite hatred against Jamat-ul-Dawa, which is has not been branded as a terrorist organisation.