Watch Switzerland women dance to bhangra beats on Diljit Dosanjh song

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Updated At : 05:35 PM Aug 25, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, August 25

Diljit Dosanjh, the king of Punjabi music, has produced several hit songs that have gone popular worldwide within no time.

His latest number G.O.A.T. has set the Punjabi music industry on fire with his fans sparing no occasion to shake a leg on bhangra beats.

A video of a group of women grooving on the catchy track in Switzerland has gone viral on social media.

Shared on Twitter by Indian Foreign Service officer Gurleen Kaur, the clip was retweeted by Diljit. The video shows the women performing bhangra at a class led by a Punjabi dance teacher.

“When Europeans groove on @diljitdosanjh’s G.O.A.T! Indian Bhangra in #Switzerland”, wrote Kaur while sharing the 45-second clip.

Below is the video

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