Mumbai Cop Becomes Social Media Sensation With His Dance Moves
NDTV
Amol Yashwant Kamble, who is posted at Naigaon police headquarters, dances after his duty hours or on his days off, and his talent came to light after he posted one of his dance videos on Instagram.
A 38-year-old police naik of the Mumbai police has become a social media sensation with his dance videos that have gone viral and garnered thousands of likes. Amol Yashwant Kamble, who is posted at Naigaon police headquarters, dances after his duty hours or on his days off, and his talent came to light after he posted one of his dance videos on Instagram. A video of the policeman dancing to the song "Aya hain raja" from the film "Appu Raja" garnered a lot of attention and turned the spotlight on him.
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