Two warring bulls lost control and smashed through a shop window causing customers to flee in eastern India.

The bulls were splashed with water in attempts to calm them down as the animals wrestled in the street on August 19 in Siliguri city with locals saying it was: "The first time they witnessed something as dramatic as this."

Local reports are claiming that one of the shop's customers endured a minor leg injury.

A dramatic visual has emerged of two warring bulls losing control and knocking down a glass door of a shop in eastern India.

The incident took place at Haider Para region of West Bengal state's Siliguri city.

Visuals captured by both locals and CCTV cameras showed the bovines lock horns.

However, things soon heated up and spiraled out of control.

After a local splashed water to disperse the bulls, they ran and lost balance while ending up inside a shop.

The bulls literally barged their way in by smashing the glass door of Kasba Shree, a garment shop.

Visual showed three women panicking inside the shop moments before the bovines crashed in.

Reports said one out of the three women endured a minor leg injury.

The bulls were later chased out of the locality by stick-wielding locals.

Locals said it was the first time they witnessed something as dramatic as this.

However, such incidents are very common in many parts of India.

Earlier this year, two warring bulls lost control and damaged an autorickshaw in northwestern India.

Instances of bovines rampaging through bike racks and motorcycles too have been filmed on camera earlier.