Video: Akshay Kumar & Mouni Roy's Energetic Tabletop Dance At Gold Song Launch
Here are a few videos of Akshay Kumar and Mouni Roy giving an electric performance as they climb the table and break into a dance, like no one's watching...
Television’s
Naagin is set for her Bollywood debut with Reema Kagti’s Gold opposite Akshay
Kumar. After surprising everyone with the hit trailer, the makers dropped the
first song of the film online which is titled, Naino Ne Baandhi. During the
launch of the song, Akshay Kumar and Mouni Roy broke into a crazy dance as they
climbed a tabletop.
Leaving their
chairs, the on-screen couple climbed the table and showed off their dance
moves. Mouni Roy took to social media and shared a video of her dancing with
Akshay Kumar. She captioned the video as, “It was a happy happy day ”
Talking about the
trailer, the movie is clearly patriotic and inspirational. Akshay has done a
fab job. It may be recalled, Reema’s last venture Talaash was extremely
appreciated. It was heartwarming to see Mouni given a good screen space in the
trailer. Often it is seen that if the leading lady is a TV girl, she is not
visible in the first trailer, at least.
Talking to a
leading daily a few days back, Akshay seemed extremely buoyant about this
venture. The Padman star had said, “Aaj se 200 saal pehle, hum kisi doosre desh
ke National Anthem ke liye khade hote the. Post 1947, when India became a free
country, things changed. In 1948, it was for the first time that India, as a
free country, played hockey at the Olympic Games hosted in England. Although it
was the British who introduced the game to us, in 1948, we went to England and
defeated them on their soil. They stood up for our National Anthem that was
being played on their land, and it was a glorious moment of pride for free
India. This forms the thrust of 'Gold', which is inspired by true incidents. At
a time when there are debates about whether one should really stand up when the
National Anthem plays in a cinema hall, and whether there should be any mandate
on playing it, Reema, Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani (producers) brought a
story to me which highlights the importance of our National Anthem.”
