Pushpa 2: Kerala Man Recreates Allu Arjun's Iconic Gangamma Thalli Look; Meet The Man Behind Viral Video

Allu Arjun Gangamma Thalli Look From Pushpa 2: As Pushpa 2: The Rule continues to shatter all box office records, fans have been showing praises on the 'Stylish Star' Allu Ajrun from all across the globe. Meanwhile, a video of a Kerala man dressed as Allu Arjun from the iconic 'Gangamma Thalli' scene has taken the internet by storm.

Pushpa 2: Kerala Man Recreates Allu Arjun's Viral Gangamma Thalli Look

Telugu superstar Allu Arjun became a household name after the stupendous success of Pushpa: The Rise - Part 1. With the highly-anticipated 'Pushpa 2: The Rule', Allu Arjun aka Bunny has become one of the most sought-after actors with a global fan base.

Amid Pushpa 2's record-breaking success, a man from Kerala has been grabbing attention on the internet after he recreated Allu Arjun's Gangamma Thalli avatar from the iconic scene from the blockbuster film. In the video, which is going viral on the internet, the man is seen dressed up as Allu Arjun's Gangamma Thalli avatar, painted in all-blue, dancing to the beats of dhol. Besides his highly-energetic performance, it was his belly that stole the spotlight. The Kerala-based man painted one of Allu Arjun's icnonic poses from Pushpa 2 on his belly. He also mimicked Allu Arjun's iconic hook steps from the film.

Check out the viral video below:

The video was shared by a Kerala-based vlogger named Mukesh Ponnore. The video, captured outside a movie theatre in Thrissur, has already crossed millions of views on the internet.

Who Is Dasan; Kerala Man Who's Going Viral For Recreating Allu Arjun's Iconic Look?

Who is the man behind the viral video? Well, he a local artist named Dasan who's from Thrissur, Kerala. In the comment section, the vlogger has revealed that Dasan has been wearing tiger costumes since he was 12. The vlogger wrote, "Thrissur's own artist Dasan. He started wearing tiger costume from the age of 12. A lot of promotional activities are done both with and without the movie. (sic)"