You may have noticed a strange Instagram trend with a viral Bollywood-style AI truck-body-falling video with the song ‘Paro’ playing in the background. Although the clip looks real, it is created using Google’s AI tool, Gemini, and the process is simpler than it appears. The video usually shows a cinematic nighttime scene on a quiet Indian road, with the person being thrown from the truck, synced to a slow, emotional track.
The realism of the video comes from well-written AI prompts that control lighting, camera angles, and natural motion, often using a dramatic side-angle shot. If you’re wondering which AI tool is used and what prompt creates this viral truck video, the article below explains the full step-by-step process clearly today.
Before I proceed with the explanation of how you can make the video, here are some points that you should keep in mind:
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You can follow the simple steps below to create a viral Bollywood style AI truck body falling video :
Gemini will take about 1–2 minutes to generate your video. After the video is ready, you can preview it directly in the chat. If you want to download the video for use on social media, simply click the Download option.
Here’s the prompt you can use to make the viral Bollywood style AI truck body falling video :
Nighttime cinematic scene shot from a fixed extreme low-angle side-view camera placed directly on an Indian asphalt road. The camera is perpendicular to the road and captures only left-to-right motion. Strict side profile only. No front-facing, head-on, or angled shots. The camera remains completely static throughout. A quiet Indian street at night. The road surface is rough, with visible dust, tyre marks, and worn asphalt texture. A harsh white Indian streetlight positioned behind the scene creates strong starburst lens flares. Dim Indian apartment buildings, small shop lights, and decorative LED lights glow softly in the background. Cold night tones with gritty, realistic lighting.
A large Indian commercial truck in Tata or Ashok Leyland style, dull brown-orange in colour with yellow reflective strips, moves left to right across the frame. The wheels show motion blur, suspension movement is visible, and dust and wind move horizontally along the road. As the truck reaches the centre of the frame, it suddenly slows down and comes to a complete stop. There is a brief pause after the stop, allowing the truck to settle and dust to drift forward. After this short delay, a girl is forcefully thrown out from the rear side of the truck, entering the frame from the truck’s side. The delayed motion makes the event feel abrupt and unexpected, driven by residual momentum and imbalance. The girl’s body moves forward and downward into a natural, gravity-driven fall with realistic physics. Road contact is implied through dust displacement, body positioning, and motion, without explicit impact detail. A short forward slide follows and gradually slows to a stop.
Final frame:
The girl comes to rest face-down on the road, stretched out, wearing dark clothing with subtle red accents, fully visible in strict side profile. The truck remains stopped in the background. The camera holds on the still figure under the harsh streetlight, maintaining silence, tension, and realism.