Internet Goes Gaga Over Viral Video Of Nepali Girls Dancing To Kangana Ranaut's London Thumakda
A video of Nepali girls dancing to London Thumakda song has taken the internet by storm.
'London Thumakda' a song from Kangana Ranaut's film 'Queen' has become a party anthem. As the song gets older, it has become a must-play song at weddings, clubs, and concerts and continues to make people groove to its tunes.
Many content creators have made reels on Instagram and other social media platforms using the song. Now, a video of four Nepali girls shaking their legs to the peppy number from the film 'Queen' has taken the internet by storm.
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Moreover, the video has already garnered a lot of attention after it was shared on the social media platform. The beautiful dance video has bagged over 1 crore views and 8000 comments.
People have given it a thumbs-up over 150.K times. Many people have reacted to the video that is now doing rounds on the internet. They have lauded the video and said it was "cool."
"Wow this is so cool," a user wrote in the comment section of the viral video on Instagram.
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Another commented, "So refreshing! Can't stop watching"
"DONT ASK ME HOW MANY TIMES I WATCHED IT," a third said.
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A fourth user wrote, "Waise min generally comment ni krta but this dance really need appreciation."
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In the video, the girls who are apparently Nepali can be seen dancing their hearts out to the Hindi song. Their brilliant performance with outstanding coordination, dance steps, and synchronization is what has helped the video go viralon social media.
The video clip was first shared by the Instagram handle called ¡®The Wings Official¡¯. The girls wore casual outfits and nailed the hook step of the 'London Thumakda' song.
They did not miss a single beat during their performance and are now making people watch their video over and over again.
Check out the song London Thumakda from Queen:
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