Dhurandhar style swag: Groom's 'FA9LA walk' turns baraat into blockbuster

Akshaye Khanna's original walk was completely spontaneous, making it instantly relatable and meme‑worthy

Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, Updated At : 12:11 PM Jan 23, 2026 IST

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A groom just turned his baraat into a viral sensation by recreating Akshaye Khanna’s iconic “FA9LA” dance‑walk from Dhurandhar movie. Instagram user Shoaib Qureshi captioned the clip “Arriving in swag,” and the internet absolutely loved it. Dressed in a sherwani and sunglasses, the groom leads his friends with a casual stride that mirrors Khanna’s move. It shows pure confidence and swag.

Khanna’s original walk was completely spontaneous, making it instantly relatable and meme‑worthy.

The video has already crossed millions of views, with comments ranging from “Whoever is the dulhan sis, you married a lifetime entertainer” to “Brother, this is so cool, everyone should take inspiration from you.”

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