Kinza Hashmi Recreates Jamal Kudu Steps: Sandeep Reddy Vanga's directorial Animal may have drawn polarising views from people, but there is one thing that has united the audience, and that is Bobby Deol's character from the film Abrar Haque.

Deol, who plays the antagonist in Animal, makes an entry dancing to the peppy track 'Jamal Kudu' during his wedding sequence while balancing an alcohol-filled glass on his head. The song has become a rage on social media, making the entire nation groove to it.

And now, hopping on to the viral trend, Pakistani actress Kinza Hashmi was also seen shaking a leg on the popular track, a video of which is now going viral on the internet. However, she is getting brutally trolled for the same.

Pak actress Kinza Hashmi recreates 'Jamal Kudu' dance steps

Well-known Pakistani actress Kinza Hashmi is quite active on social media. A video of the actress dancing to the Animal song 'Jamal Kudu' and recreating Bobby Deol's dance steps was shared by Diva Magazine Pakistan on Instagram.

In a casual outfit with open hair, Kinza can be seen balancing a glass on her head and grooving to the hit song. Her clip is now doing the rounds on the internet. While many were appreciating her enthusiasm, many trolled her and called her out for doing such an inappropriate dance.

Reacting to Kinza's video, one said, "Stop, Kinza. You ain't Lord Bobby," while another wrote, "Pakistan ke actors or inka obsession with Bollywood." A third user commented, "Bass copy he krna sakta hain ap... apna kuch na krna."

"Enlogo ki bollywood sey obsession nahi khatam hogi ajeeb," one wrote. Another added, "People are dying in palestine but these people are silent..and enjoying."

'Jamal Kudu' is a revamped version of the 50-year-old Iranian folk song 'Jamal Jamaloo', which is inspired by poetry by Bijan Smandar of the same name. The song is popular during Iranian weddings.

Talking about Kinza Hashmi, the 26-year-old Pakistani actress made her debut in Lollywood in 2014 with the Adhura Milan serial. Since then, she has appeared in several daily sopas like Gul-o-Gulzar, Uraan, Tum Se Kehna Tha, Mere Ban Jao, and so on.