This is the shocking moment an unruly passenger was kicked off a subway train for blocking the doors.

The allegedly drunk man reportedly fought with another commuter, causing travel delays at Admiralty Station in Hong Kong.

Footage shows the man standing in the doorway, preventing the sliding panels from closing on October 25.

Railway staff arrived to de-escalate the heated argument as the furious passenger shouted profanities at another man inside the carriage.

Moments later, the commuter kicked him off the train.

The man was seen tumbling onto the platform, landing on his back and hitting his head on the floor.

The passenger who delivered the kick attempted to step off the train, but his friend quickly stopped him.

Once the glass doors finally slid shut, the MTR East Rail Line train departed the station, leaving the injured man grimacing on the platform in pain.

In Hong Kong, an hour-long train delay caused by passenger disruption can result in fines ranging from HKD 2 million to HKD 4 million (approximately 200,000 GBP – 400,000 GBP), depending on the severity, time of day, and impact on passengers.