Bigg Boss 17: Salman Khan And Dharmendra Groove On Bobby Deol’s Viral ‘Jamal Kudu’ Song From Animal – WATCH

Salman Khan and Dharmendra dance on Bobby Deol's viral Animal entry scene song 'Jamal Kudu' and their steps were spot-on

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Bigg Boss 17: Salman Khan And Dharmendra Groove On Bobby Deol’s Viral ‘Jamal Kudu’ Song From Animal – WATCH
As the nation revels in New Year celebrations, Salman Khan and Dharmendra join hands to present a special year-end episode of Bigg Boss 17 for the viewers. The duo delighted the audience by recreating Bobby Deol's viral step from the song 'Jamal Kudu.' drawing cheers and applause from the enthusiastic crowd. The song featured in the film Animal showcases Bobby Deol's character, Abrar's third wedding, performed by a music choir that features him in the viral hook step, dancing with a drink atop his head. ALSO READ: Salman Khan Greets His Fans Outside His Bandra Apartment, On The Occasion Of His Birthday; Videos Go Viral- Watch 

Salman Khan, along with Arbaaz Khan, Sohail Khan, Mika Singh, and Krushna Abhishek, joined in to do the viral Jamal Kudu step, not just limited to one person. The teaser for Bigg Boss 17 has been unveiled, showcasing the arrival of veteran actor Dharmendra to celebrate New Year's Eve on the show's set. Audiences are loving this new Bigg Boss 17 promo and can't wait to witness all the fun that takes place on the reality show. A user commented, "Everyone trying this viral step including Salman Khan, Dharmendra is tempting me me to dance on it as well." Another one wrote, Its amazing the way all of them vibing on this song." ALSO READ: Salman Khan’s 58th Birthday: Here’s A Look At Actor’s Top 5 Action Films That Were Loved By The Audiences 




Speaking of the viral Jamal Kudu song from Animal, originally stemming from an Iranian song 'Jamaal Jamaaloo,' this tune was reimagined by composer Harshvardhan Rameshwar for 'Animal.' Inspired by an Iranian poet Bijan Smandar's poem of the same name, this rendition has its roots traced back to its first rendition at Kharazemi Girls High School in the 1950s. Over time, it evolved into a popular wedding song, with users uncovering and sharing the original version on Instagram.
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