Anjali Arora's Killer Dances Moves On Yo Yo Honey Singh’s Kudi Chamkeeli From Selfiee Impresses Fans

Social media sensation Anjali Arora needs no introduction. Known as the 'Kacha Badam' girl, she became a household name with Kangana Ranaut's Lock Upp. Her fearless attitude in the show as well as her connection with the winner of the season, Munawar Siddiqui created a buzz. Anjali was declared the second runner-up in the show. The young actress often hogs the limelight with her intriguing pictures and videos on social media. Anjali enjoys a massive fan-following of over twelve million and her posts create a storm on the internet.

Anjali Arora Grooves To Kudi Chamkeeli

Anjali is at it once again! The diva is setting the internet on fire with her killer dance moves on Yo Yo Honey Singh song, 'Kudi Chamkeeli' from the movie, Selfiee. The movie stars Akshay Kumar, Emraan Hashmi, Diana Penty and Nushrrat Bharruchha in pivotal roles. Donning an orange colored lehenga set, Anjali is seen dancing to the song, and it is sure to stun you!

Checkout the video.

A few days back, Anjali shared a video of herself dancing to the Haryanvi song 'Tut Gayi Khat' on her Instagram. The video has over 2.9 million views, with over 4 Lakh likes and 5000 plus comments.

Earlier this month, another video of Anjali dancing to Cameroonian American singer Libianca Fonji's song 'People' had gone viral. It had garnered over 6 million likes and Anjali was praised for her effortless moves.

Meanwhile, Anjali Arora has featured in several music videos including Saiyyan Dil Mein Aana Re, Sufi Sufi, Shayad Fir Se, and more. The young actress who is often trolled for her bold pictures and videos, during an interview said that, "When it comes to talking about anything wrong happening with anyone, there will be a lot of intellectual people seen putting forth their views and experiences, but the moment they switch off from society and open their social media, their mature, open, understanding thoughts get vanished and all they would leave with will be hate speech, abusive words, and I do not know what more."