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Bobby Deol once again dominated the film world after his film Animal. Bobby Deol's character in this film may have been small but powerful. In one of the songs of the film, Jamal Kudu, Bobby Deol danced with a glass of liquor on his head. This dance became very popular and people copied it a lot. Now Bobby Deol's father Dharmendra has also shared a video of his time. In which Dharmendra is seen dancing with a liquor bottle on his head.
Watching this video of Dharmendra, fans said that Dharmendra has also done a lot of Jamal Kudu dance in his time. Dharmendra shared the video on his Instagram handle in which we can see Bobby Deol doing his popular Jamal Kudu dance step. But it was surprising when Dharmendra was seen doing the same steps in one of his films decades ago during his youth. The actor captioned it, 'Guys, love you all.'
A similar clip of Rekha also went viral
Earlier, a video had surfaced on social media in which Rekha was seen dancing to the song Bobby from her 1988 film 'Biwi Hai To Aisi'. There was an uproar on the internet and fans showered praises in the comment section. A fan shared a video of Rekha dancing in a song from the 1988 film 'Biwi Ho To Aisi'. In the video, she holds the glass on her head and does the popular 'Jamal Kudu' step. The fan captioned it, 'Rekha doing the Jamal Kudu dance step from 1988.' Another fan commented, “She did all this before it was cool.”
Bobby Deol's career got a boost
The film Animal starring Ranbir Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna was a huge hit. Despite having limited screen time, Bobby Deol made a big impact with his role as Abrar Haq. Fans loved Abrar's entry song, which became an online sensation. Composer Harshvardhan Rameshwar blended traditional Iranian music with modern elements for the track, which included a children's choir and female singers. Jamal Kudu originally comes from Iran and talks about love and longing.
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