The Oscar-nominated song Naatu Naatu from the film SS Rajamouli has become increasingly popular both in India and abroad. It’s been recreated by countries across the world, such as Japan, the US, and South Korea. It’s a truly global phenomenon, beloved by everyone from children to retirees – even famous Bollywood celebrities are partaking in the fun!
Today, a video has been circulating on the internet of veteran actress Neetu Kapoor and her friend re-creating an Oscar-winning song. The 64-year-old Bollywood superstar Ranbir Kapoors mother is certainly proving that age is just a number when it comes to enjoying something truly unique.
Veteran Bollywood actresses Neetu Kapoor and her friend Padmini Kolhapure recently showcased incredible energy and passion as they danced to the popular song Naatu Naatu. The video of the two ladies dancing was posted on Padmini’s Instagram account, along with an accompanying caption. In the video, Neetu and Padmini displayed confidence and skill as they aced the signature steps of SS Rajamouli’s renowned song. Fans were quick to shower love upon them, while Neetu also shared it in her own Instagram story. Even Neetu’s daughter, Ranbir’s sister Riddhima commented on the post with clapping emoji. It’s no surprise that these veteran actresses are setting impressive fitness goals even at this age!
Certainly, Telugu viewers have much to be proud of in light of this incident.
This post was last modified on 3 May 2023 5:02 pm
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