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Watch: Japanese Cameraperson Steals Spotlight As Two Women Dance To Popular Bollywood Song
Watch: Japanese Cameraperson Steals Spotlight As Two Women Dance To Popular Bollywood Song

NDTV

time2 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • 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.

Viral video: Japanese cameraman stuns internet with his flawless moves while filming 2 women dancing to Bollywood's ‘Badi Mushkil'
Viral video: Japanese cameraman stuns internet with his flawless moves while filming 2 women dancing to Bollywood's ‘Badi Mushkil'

Time of India

time3 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Viral video: Japanese cameraman stuns internet with his flawless moves while filming 2 women dancing to Bollywood's ‘Badi Mushkil'

A Japanese cameraman has taken the internet by storm after a video surfaced showing him breaking into an impromptu dance as two women performed to the popular Bollywood song Badi Mushkil. The unexpected moment quickly went viral on social media. The viral dance moves by the cameraman stole the show with his flawless dance moves, all while filming the performance. , and interestingly, the video has already crossed nearly eight million views so far. The video starts with two women performing to the beats of the famous Bollywood number. However, as the camera pans, the cameraman himself becomes the centre of attraction. Perfectly timed dance moves stun viewers What truly amazed audiences was the cameraman's uncanny ability to stay in sync with the dancers while continuing to film. Every step he took was flawlessly timed—not only enhancing the energy of the performance but also appearing to 'direct' the moment through his own movements. Despite holding a camera, he matched the choreography effortlessly, adding a cinematic flair that gave the entire video a smooth, polished finish. The combination of skill, rhythm, and spontaneity left viewers both entertained and impressed. Social media reacts to the viral video As soon as the video surfaced on social media, it quickly went viral. 'This cameraman deserves an award, he did not just record but became part of the performance.' 'Cameraman do better than the girls 🔥,' another added. 'Cameraman stole the show,' one added. 'Wow nice shoot and good dance move,' one said. 'He is so perfect and at ease doing the steps.' 'Cameraman's vibes are on another level, more excited than the models!,' one commented. 'He is not a camera man. He is a perfect dancer and using the camera as prop. Cheers for the director.' 'The cameraman danced better than the two of them.'

Japanese cameraman steals the spotlight as women dance to Badi Mushkil: 'Next level dance'
Japanese cameraman steals the spotlight as women dance to Badi Mushkil: 'Next level dance'

Hindustan Times

time9 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Hindustan Times

Japanese cameraman steals the spotlight as women dance to Badi Mushkil: 'Next level dance'

A video of two women dancing to Bollywood's popular track Badi Mushkil has captured widespread attention on social media, but the real star turned out to be someone else. It was the Japanese cameraman who amazed viewers with his flawless dance moves, all while filming the performance. A Japanese cameraman went viral after flawlessly dancing while filming two women performing to Bollywood's hit track Badi Mushkil.(Instagram/syuzo_film) (Also read: 'Japan's convenient but not always kind': Employee reveals dark truth about pressure to be perfect) The viral clip, shared on Instagram by Syuzo Film, has already crossed nearly eight million views. It begins with two women showcasing their performance to the upbeat song. However, as the camera shifts, the cameraman himself becomes the centre of attention. Perfectly timed dance moves What stunned viewers was the way he managed to capture every frame with precision while simultaneously matching the dancers' steps. Without missing a beat, he appeared to direct the scene through his movements, giving the video a seamless finish. Watch the clip here: Social media reactions The internet has been overflowing with admiration for the unexpected star. One user commented, 'This cameraman deserves an award, he did not just record but became part of the performance.' Another remarked, 'The girls were good, but the cameraman stole the show completely.' 'Operating the camera while dancing like this is not easy, but he nailed it,' wrote one admirer. Someone else noted, 'This is the most entertaining camerawork I have ever seen, it felt like choreography within choreography.' Others could not stop praising his energy. A viewer said, 'He danced better than most people who only focus on the steps.' Another added, 'I came here for the dancers but ended up rewatching just for the cameraman.' Many were simply amused by the surprise twist. 'The last reveal made me laugh, I didn't expect the cameraman to be the real highlight,' a user shared. Another summed up the mood, 'This is pure joy on screen, we need more videos like this.'

Women dance to Badi Mushkil in video, but Internet crowns cameraman the real star
Women dance to Badi Mushkil in video, but Internet crowns cameraman the real star

India Today

timea day ago

  • Entertainment
  • 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

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