A video featuring Indian dancer Natasha Sherpa’s incredible performance at an event in Denmark has captivated the internet. Sherpa grooved effortlessly to Shreya Ghoshal’s popular track “Ooh La La” from the film The Dirty Picture, leaving both the live audience and social media users mesmerized with her flawless moves and expressive dancing.
Sherpa shared the viral video on her social media, where she expressed her love for Bollywood, writing, “Bollywood is in my Blood. And now… in their hearts.” She performed at Denmark’s Red Bull Dance Your Style National Finals, an event she also had the honor of co-hosting. In her post, she thanked the event organizers, her fellow dancers, and her co-hosts, while also tagging Shreya Ghoshal, the original singer of the song.
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With over 25 million views and counting, the video has sparked widespread admiration online. People have flooded the comments section with praise, appreciating Sherpa’s impeccable dancing skills.
Shreya Ghoshal herself took notice of the performance, leaving a comment with several emojis, including a fire emoji and a heart, to show her appreciation for the dancer’s rendition of her song.
The comments section was buzzing with excitement, with users sharing their admiration for Sherpa’s performance. “Best thing on the internet today,” wrote one user, while another commented, “Her perfection in every single move.” Another user enthusiastically said, “You killed it!”
“Ooh La La,” from the 2011 Bollywood film The Dirty Picture, is a catchy track sung by Bappi Lahiri and Shreya Ghoshal. The song was picturized on Vidya Balan and Naseeruddin Shah and became an instant hit upon release.
Natasha Sherpa, who has an active presence on various social media platforms, frequently posts videos of her captivating dance performances. She often collaborates with other dancers, showcasing her immense talent to her hundreds of followers.
This viral video is yet another testament to how Bollywood’s influence transcends borders and connects people through dance and music.
