The internet is ‘loving his energy’ and his bhangra show is a hit for this UK man
Unquestionably, Bhangra tunes provide an enticing vitality that may entice anybody to join the dance floor. Its intensity and mood appeal to not just Indians but also foreigners, who find it difficult to resist. Numerous videos of foreigners performing Bhangra have gained popularity on social media. A new video of a UK guy doing flawless bhangra movements during Baisakhi celebrations has joined the trend.
The video, which was posted on Instagram, begins with a guy entertaining onlookers with his incredible Bhangra moves while dancing to a lively Punjabi song. In the video, the guy dazzles the partygoers with his exuberant and natural traditional Indian dancing routines. The guy was clearly enjoying his dancing, with other spectators applauding him.
“A little snippet of this guy and his fabulous dancing at last weekend’s Vaisakhi Celebrations,” the description for the video says. We couldn’t resist sharing the love he’s receiving on our TT page here as well.
The man’s exuberant bhangra performance caught people’s attention as soon as the video was posted online. Numerous online users flooded the comment area, complimenting the man’s dancing abilities. “Love it, he dances with heart and soul,” said one user. “This is what I call immersing yourself in different cultures,” said a different user. Excellent work. Someone said, “Love his energy.” “That’s superb to see – cultures coming together and appreciating one another,” said another person.
Since it was posted on Instagram, the video has received 601,000 views, and the total is rising quickly.
For the Sikh community, Baisakhi, also known as Vaisakhi, is a religiously significant traditional Indian holiday. Folk dances and music are performed, and traditional attire is worn in observance of the celebration. The event was held on April 13 of this year.
An older guy was seen doing the Bhangra at a UK fair in a previous video that went viral. In the video, the guy attracted attention from other fairgoers by doing his bhangra moves to a Punjabi song.
