Dance video with Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor: If you believed that the only “privilege” you had was seeing BTS, one of the most popular boy bands in South Korea, dance to Bollywood hits, you were mistaken. This time, it seems like BTS ARMY pulled off a deft Uno Reverse, getting several B-Town celebrities to dance to BTS tunes! Unbelievably, an edit surfaced with Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt dancing to BTS’s “Dynamite” song, which quickly gained popularity. While some individuals were comparing Jungkook’s dancing steps to Alia’s routines, the majority of people were enjoying how most of the dances fit the song.
One of the most popular songs by the South Korean group BTS is “Dynamite.” The song, which was taken from the album “BE,” was released in 2020.
The Instagram account “Kishan Jhun Jhun Wala” posted the video. “What in the parallel universe is this happening?” was the caption on the post. When the video was first posted, it received over 28K likes from users.
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The actors may be seen dancing to their popular song “Kesariya” in the original video. The song was taken from the 2022 release of “Brahmāstra: Part One—Shiva.” Shah Rukh Khan, Alia Bhatt, Amitabh Bachchan, Ranbir Kapoor, and others appeared in the movie.
After being shared, the video elicited a lot of responses. While some made jokes about the cut, the majority of folks thought it was slick and appreciated it. Some praised this edit and asked for more of the same.
Many offered their opinions in the comment area. One person commented, “Wtf, it matches so perfectly.” Another said, “It’s not Bollywood, it’s Copywood.” “What the heck is going on here, brother? Another user said, “It’s unclear, but it’s still entertaining. A fourth person said, “Alia’s some dance step feels like JK dance choreography.”
A fifth individual said, “It’s time to add BTS songs to Bollywood choreographers; enough editing of Bollywood songs on BTS choreography.” “WHAT IT MATCHES SO PERFECTLY,” a sixth individual said. Another person said, “Same same but different—this is the only thing that sprang to mind the minute I saw this song.”
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