India, Aug. 14 -- A woman living in Noida has sparked a conversation about loneliness in high-rise residential societies, saying that being surrounded by hundreds of people does not necessarily create a sense of community. Her video has resonated with social media users who said life in large apartment complexes can often feel strangely isolating despite the crowds.

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Taking to Instagram, Namita Shukla shared her experience of living in a high-rise society and reflected on how little interaction there can be between people who live just metres away from one another.

In the video, Shukla said, "These high-rise buildings have a l...