Not Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Ahaan Pandey is fan of this actor, his name is...
Recently, Ahaan's old video is going viral in which he is seen mimicking the songs of superstar, not Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, or Aamir Khan, but the heartthrob of millions, Ranbir Kapoor. A fan has shared a video of Ahaan Pandey on social media in which he is acting like Ranbir Kapoor on his songs. Ahaan looks just like Ranbir in this video. People are commenting a lot on this video. Just by watching the video, it seems how big a fan Ahaan is of Ranbir. In this video, different videos of Ahaan Pandey have been compiled.
Knew #AhaanPanday was destined for greatness when I found out he was a fan of #RanbirKapoor pic.twitter.com/Xj3sz3BDiU
— RKᵃ (@seeuatthemovie) July 21, 2025 Netizens reaction towards the viral video
People are commenting a lot on this viral video of Ahaan. A fan wrote – 'You probably did not even know him before Saiyaara.' The Instagram handle that shared it has written in the caption itself. 'I came to know that Ahaan Pandey's fate was to be a hit when I came to know that he is a fan of Ranbir Kapoor.' Another one wrote – 'Ahaan will become the biggest star.' More about Saiyaara
Talking about Ahaan Pandey, he has become a star overnight with power power-packed debut. His film is earning tremendous money at the box office. As per now, this film has earned more than Rs 83 crore in three days. It has recovered its budget in just three days and is expected to cross the Rs 100 crore mark on its first Monday. More about Ranbir Kapoor
Ranbir Kapoor is all set to portray Lord Rama in Nitesh Tiwari's highly anticipated film Ramayana, a grand mythological epic backed by Namit Malhotra's Prime Focus. The film also stars Sai Pallavi as Sita, Yash as Raavan, Ravie Dubey as Lakshmana and Sunny Deol as Hanuman. Touted to be one of the most expensive Indian films, the magnum opus is being made with a massive budget of around Rs 4000 crore. The first part is scheduled to hit theatres on Diwali 2026, followed by the second in 2027.
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