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Home / Trending / Indian Girl Nails Dance Performance On Badshahs Tere Naal Nachna At Times Square 386054

Indian girl nails dance performance on Badshah’s ‘Tere Naal Nachna’ at Times Square

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Updated At : 01:30 AM Apr 14, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 13

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Bollywood music has it’s widespread impact. The beat and sensation rejuvenate people and compel them to flaunt their moves to the music. In one such viral video, a girl can we seen grooving to Badshah’s song “Tere Naal Nachna” at Times Square in New York.

The video has been shared by San Francisco based software developer Puja Jaiswal. The girl in video sways hook step of the song while passers-by observe her. In the course, few foreigners also join the girl, matching her energy. “Some bollywood thumka at Times Square with strangers(cute ones).Heroine hoon mai wali feel lol,” Puja captioned the post.

The video has garnered over 18 million views so far. Netizens are admiring the act of strangers joining the dance.

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The song is from 2018 movie ‘Nawabzaade’ and features Athiya Shetty. Rapper Badshah’s songs are quite popular when it comes to making reels.

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