Neha Kakkar shares video of Norwegian dance crew grooving to Kala Chashma at Times Square. Viral
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Neha Kakkar shared a video of the Norwegian dance crew Quick Style grooving to Kala Chashma at New York's Times Square on Instagram.
Norwegian dance crew Quick Style became an overnight internet sensation after a video of their performance on Kala Chashma spread like wildfire on the internet. Their killer moves to the Katrina Kaif and Sidharth Malhotra track impressed netizens far and wide. Now, in another clip, the crew grooved to the number at New York's Times Square. And, this time, even the song's singer Neha Kakkar also shared their clip. Needless to say, it is too good to miss out on.
In the now-viral video, the members of Quick Style grooved to a different verse from the song. That verse was actually sung by Neha Kakkar. In the short clip, the crew simply nailed the performance with their quirky yet on-point moves. Their synchronisation is to die for as well and we are sure you will be bowled over, just like us.
"@thequickstyle boys killing it on my verse this time!" Neha Kakkar wrote while sharing the clip.
Watch the viral video here:
No points in guessing that the video went crazy viral with over 3 million views. Netizens were incredibly impressed by the new version as well and flooded the comments section with praise.
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