82-yr-old man dances to Badshah's Abhi to Party Shuru Hui Hai. Don't miss viral video
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A video of an 82-year-old man dancing to Badshah's Abhi To Party Shuru Hui Hai has gone viral online with over 8 lakh views and is too good to miss out on.
If you are suffering from Monday blues, we have the perfect video for you that will surely cure them. So, in a heartwarming clip that has gone viral online, an 82-year-old man can be seen grooving with gusto to Badshah's Abhi To Party Shuru Hui Hai. Yes, you read that right. The elderly man is literally setting the stage on fire and you should definitely check it out.
The now-viral video was shared by Neegam Patel on Instagram. In the short clip that Neegam shared, an 82-year-old man can be seen shaking a leg to the track from Khoobsurat at a party. His energy levels were literally unmatched and after watching the video, you will surely have a smile on your face.
"I love this guy," Neegam can be seen chanting at the end.
"Final round! Golden buzzer! Uncle found the fountain of youth," reads the caption of the post.
Watch the viral video here:
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