14-05-2025
'Dinosaur' Headbanging To Chaiyya Chaiyya Was Never On Cards, But Here It Is
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What caught the viewer's attention was a dinosaur standing in the front row amid the crowd and grooving to the beats of Chaiyya Chaiyya.
Chaiyya Chaiyya, the iconic track from Shah Rukh Khan's romantic drama Dil Se, has etched a special place in the fans' hearts. It has become a cultural phenomenon due to its amazing choreography, catchy music, and King Khan's performance, along with Malaika Arora. Sung by Sukhwinder Singh, it is full of energy and beats and can even make Dinosaurs come up from their graves and vibe to it, which, surprisingly, did happen in real. Don't believe me? Continue reading.
A video, currently surfacing on social media, depicts a huge crowd at a concert and vibing to the popular song. But what caught the viewer's attention was a dinosaur standing in the front row amid the crowd and grooving to the beats of Chaiyya Chaiyya. As the clip progressed, the Tarbosauraus is seen syncing the steps along with the crowd. The text on the clip reads, '76 million years old and still vibing to Chaiyya Chaiyya."
In no time, the comment section was flooded with reactions from the viewers. An Instagram user wrote, 'This song saved him from getting extinct." Another one commented, 'Someone said, 'Age is just a number'." A person shared, 'Bro enjoying what he missed 76 million back."
'Never old enough to vibe when it's this song," a comment reads. Another one reads, 'Bro vibing like his entire species wasn't wiped out from the planet." A person wrote, 'Vibe hai boss vibe haii."
A user quipped, 'Bro was playing this song when the meteor hit." 'Any age, any time, this song will always be the most special one," wrote a user. Another comment read, 'I've never seen anybody not vibing to this Banger and I guess I never will."
The video has more than 30 lakh views on Instagram since it was shared online.
The song has gained global recognition. Earlier, a Norwegian dance group, The Quick Style, also performed on Chaiyya Chaiyya in one of their videos. Also, previously, a group of Indian-origin students at the University of Southern California turned their classroom into a Bollywood dance floor as they performed a 'flash mob" to the iconic track.
