After attending as a Chief Guest for the Finale episode of ETV’s super popular Dhee 13 King vs Queens episode, Superstar Allu Arjun made some interesting observations, introspections and comments. Definitely, he’s someone who thinks ahead of his competition and that’s what his words are proving yet again.
When the organizers and show host Pradeep thanked Allu Arjun for gracing the event, the star hero thanked them back for inviting him in the first place. Why didn’t he say welcome, but a thank you?
“After coming to this show today and witnessing these dances live, I’ve come to a feeling that the youngsters are way ahead of me in terms of dance and choreography. I’ve to work hard now and should definitely take dance to next level going forward. In the next 10 years, I want to prove that I could dance much better and do good even age is catching up. Thanks to all the choreographers and contestants of this show for inspiring me today”, said Allu Arjun.
Taken by surprise, Allu Arjun has offered a choreographer to do a song for him, while he invited another contestant to come to dance practice with him. Definitely this zeal to re-invent himself is what puts the Pushpa actor on a pedestal that is so high, and that’s why he earned so many tags for his dance and dance moves.
Allu Arjun has event commented, “If Sukumar would allow me one day of reshoot, definitely I would do some more new dance moves for Pushpa songs, and that’s how much this show has influenced me now”.
This post was last modified on 9 December 2021 4:01 pm
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