Bengali Girl Teaches Uncle ‘Shaky Shaky' Dance, Internet Calls Her ‘Next Saroj Khan'
Like a professional choreographer, the little girl tries to teach the Shaky Shaky moves step-by-step, but the father is struggling.
Isha Malviya's Marathi music video, Shaky Shaky, has become the trendiest song in recent times. The infectious hook step got everyone on the internet grooving with their own take on the track. Thousands of users are taking to social media to share their dance videos. Out of all the performances, a video of a father and daughter dancing to this trendy track is breaking the internet.
The delightful reel, which has taken social media by storm, features a young girl trying her best to teach her father the hook step of the popular song.
What's In The Video?
In the heart-melting video that comes with an overlay text, 'Papa born to do the nagin dance, forced to do shaky shaky," the little girl confidently leads the choreography and guides her dad through the peppy moves of the song. Like a professional choreographer, she tries to teach the moves step-by-step, but the father is clearly struggling.
After repeated practice, when the father failed to perform the moves, the child was seen adorably scolding as she was visibly frustrated. But the father's willingness to learn and the child's changing expressions have left viewers smiling.
How did the internet react?
Whether he masters the Shaky Shaky moves or not, this papa has won the internet's heart. Social media users couldn't stop admiring the little girl's choreography and the father's hilarious dance steps. A majority of users pointed out that the father struggled hard not to do the Naagin dance.
'She is teaching so cutely, and Dad is in full mood with 'Mein Nagin Nagin dance nachna,'" read a comment.
Another wrote, 'Struggling hard not to do that Naagin pose."
'She is born to be a choreographer," commented a user.
An individual stated, 'Golden moment of a father and daughter."
'OMGG!!! It's such a cute video…," wrote an Instagram user.
An account posted, 'This is the cutest thing I have seen today."
'Even I can't do this dance…looks like this choreographer is my only hope to learn the dance," a user remarked.
Another individual wrote, 'Papa is cute!!! Andar ka nagin dance Bahar aa raha hai."
Shaky Shaky's Journey
Reflecting on his idea of blending different beats in Shaky, singer Sanju Rathod, in an interview with The Rolling Stones India, explained, 'It's a space where folk and pop, traditional and contemporary, could merge into something entirely new. So honestly, fusion was always around me growing up. He instinctively sang a few lines from an old Banjara folk song that had a strong Rajasthani feel. We recorded it, processed his voice to sound like a choral female section, and suddenly, there was this hauntingly beautiful folk layer in the track."
The singer, who first gained attention with the 2024 song Gulabi Sadi, shared that his love for folk music and pop sounds comes from spending a lot of time on YouTube while growing up. But his interest in hip hop began after his breakup in college. The girl he was dating at the time was a huge fan of Yo Yo Honey Singh, and after their relationship ended, he felt motivated to become a well-known artist. That's when he started writing Hindi songs, inspired by Honey Singh's hip hop style.
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