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NDTV
2 days ago
- NDTV
Watch: Japanese Cameraperson Steals Spotlight As Two Women Dance To Popular Bollywood Song
A heartwarming video featuring a Japanese cameraperson and two women dancing to a famous Bollywood song, Badi Mushkil, has gone viral on social media platforms. Although the women's dance is beautiful, the real star turned out to be the cameraperson who filmed the performance. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Syuzo film (@syuzo_film) His flawless dance steps, perfectly timed with the song, stole the spotlight. The video showed him managing to capture every frame with precision while matching the dancers' steps. The clip was shared on Instagram by Syuzo Film and has garnered nearly 8 million views and over 2 lakh likes so far. Social media users praised the cameraman's energy, with many even claiming that he did better than the girls. The comment section was flooded with comments like "This cameraman deserves an award" and "Next-level dance" as users appreciated the seamless finish and choreography within the choreography. Some users said his vibes were on another level and that he danced better than most people who focus solely on the steps. "He is not a cameraman. He is a perfect dancer and uses the camera as a prop. Cheers for the director," one user wrote. "Cameraman's vibes are on another level, more excited than the models!" another wrote. "Videographer's dance is the best in all videos," a third wrote. Badi Mushkil is a popular Bollywood song from the 2001 film Lajja, originally featuring Madhuri Dixit and Manisha Koirala.


India Today
3 days ago
- India Today
Women dance to Badi Mushkil in video, but Internet crowns cameraman the real star
A video of two women dancing to Bollywood's hit track Badi Mushkil has gone viral on social media, but not because of them. Instead, it was the cameraman who stole the show. The clip shows the women performing while he records them, and the best part? His on-point dance steps to the track as they by Syuzo Film on Instagram, the video has already garnered nearly 8 million clip begins with two girls dancing to Badi Mushkil as the cameraman records them. But in a surprising twist, he ends up stealing the spotlight with his flawless dance steps, all while operating the camera. He nails the steps without missing a beat, almost as if he's directing the girls to get the perfect shot. The video wraps up with the final reveal, which looks seamless and perfectly shot, making his unique style of videography stand a look at the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Syuzo film (@syuzo_film)Social media users could not get enough of the performance. 'The cameraman did better than the girls,' a user said, while another added, 'He completely stole the show.''Cameraman's vibes are on another level, more excited than the models!' one of the users the captions here:Badi Mushkil is one of Bollywood's most popular songs, sung by Alka Yagnik, originally featured in the 2001 film Lajja, directed by Rajkumar Santoshi. It originally featured Madhuri Dixit and Manisha Koirala. Listen to the original track here: The video is enough to prove that sometimes the best performance isn't in front of the camera, but right behind it.- EndsMust Watch


Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Adah Sharma stands by National Film Award wins for 'The Kerala Story': 'I don't mind being shameless'
'The Kerala Story' bagged the honors in the Best Direction and Best Cinematography categories at the 71st National Film Awards. However, this didn't go well with a lot of people, as they felt that it was a propaganda movie. Now, the actress, Adah Sharma , has defended the film, saying it is her "responsibility" to bring the victim's stories into the forefront. Adah Sharma reacts to backlash on the film winning National Awards In an interview with the Hindustan Times, talking about the backlash after it won the National Awards, Adah Sharma said that if telling the truth is shameful, then "I don't mind being shameless." The actress said that she has no shame in saying that she doesn't support terrorism. She said, "People who are calling it shameful—I think it has hit a nerve, and I don't think nerves are hit by lies." Adah Sharma shares she felt responsible for telling the stories of the victim Adah shared that everyone is allowed to have their opinion. She added that it would have been "shameful" if they had not made the film. The actress went on to reveal that she has met 25 girls who went through all the horrors shown in the film. Adah even stated that the movie is still a diluted version of what they experience in real life. The actress expressed that after meeting the girls, she felt that it was her "responsibility to tell their story." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Secure Your Child's Future with Strong English Fluency Planet Spark Learn More Undo Adah Sharma reacts to claims of the film being 'politically motivated' Adah Sharma, in the same interview, dismissed the claims that the film was politically motivated. She stated that there was no mention of any political party or a leader. She told the publication that the film was the story about the girls who were "trafficked, brainwashed, and taken to become terrorists." She said, "I stand with these girls. If that is political, then so be it." More about 'The Kerala Story' The film tells the story of three women who are forced to convert to Islam and later join ISIS. Adah played one of three in the film. Directed by Sudipto Sen , it was released in theaters in May 2023. Reportedly, the film earned over Rs 300 crore at the box office worldwide. "Get the latest news updates on Times of India, including reviews of the movie Coolie and War 2 ."