Bobby Deol Dances To Jamal Kudu From Animal At Niece's Sangeet Ceremony, Video Goes Viral

In 2023, one actor that left a strong mark in audiences hearts with his performance is Bobby Deol. He just had an extended cameo in the film, but still, everyone was praising his act in Animal, and many felt that he should have had a bigger role in the movie. Bobby's entry in the film with the track Jamal Kudu had gone viral on social media. The hook step had the actor dancing with a glass on his head filled with alcohol, and many people on social media made reels on it.

Now, Bobby and Jamal Kudu, both have made it to the headlines again as recently in Udaipur at his niece, Nikita Chaudhary's sangeet ceremony, the actor danced on Jamal Kudu. He recreated the hook step there and the video has gone viral on social media.

Well, Bobby Deol's fans are loving the video, and they are praising the actor for doing the hook step so well again. We are sure this dance of Bobby from Animal will be remembered for a very long time and it will become an iconic hook step.

Bobby Deol's Upcoming Films

While last year we got to see Bobby in Animal, this year, the actor is all set to take over South. He will be seen in one Tamil and two Telugu films, and all three films will be getting a pan-India release. Bobby will be seen in movies like Kanguva (Tamil), Hari Hara Veera Mallu (Telugu), and NBK109 (Telugu).

A few days ago, on Bobby's birthday, the first look of Kanguva was unveiled, and he looked super amazing in it. He will be seen as an antagonist in the Suriya starrer.

A few weeks ago, during an interview with Filmibeat, Bobby had opened up about working in South films. He had said, "I really can't speak because they haven't announced (hinting at Kanguva). But, Hari Hara Veera Mallu that is kind of stalled right now because Pawan is busy with a lot of other things, so I don't know when I will resume that shooting. "But, other than that, I am just trying to put myself in characters that are challenging. While working in South you already don't have the power of the language, but I know I can still do something out there. So, that's how it is."