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Farah Khan nails Veer Pahariya's viral langdi dance at 60; fans hail her fitness: ‘Still looking so young’

Farah Khan and Veer Pahariya groove to the Sky Force song Rang showcasing the viral one-leg dance move.

Published on: Apr 8, 2025, 12:44:09 IST
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Veer Pahariya made his Bollywood debut alongside Akshay Kumar in Sky Force. His one-leg dance move in the song Rang went viral on social media, making him a meme template. Now, filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan has joined the trend, impressing fans with her fitness level. (Also Read: Can''t be more grateful to have an iconic dance step so early in my career: Veer Pahariya)

Farah and Veer Pahariya perform the one-leg dance move

Farah Khan and Veer Pahariya perform the viral one-leg dance.
Farah Khan and Veer Pahariya perform the viral one-leg dance.

On Monday, Farah shared a video in which she can be seen grooving to the Sky Force song Rang, joined by Veer Pahariya as they both performed the one-leg dance move. Sharing the video, she wrote, "I've been dying to do this step ever since I saw @veerpahariya doing it! Agar kisi cheez ko dil se maango... (Please remember I'm 60 now)."

Veer, who was trolled online for his signature move, told Hauterrfly how he took the criticism positively, "I love it; I live for it. My whole life, I’ve looked up to actors who get trolled and have lookalikes, and they become memes. I’ve become a meme — can you imagine? I’m immortalised with this dance. Who knew me 20 days ago? Now if I do langdi here, they will recognise me.”

Speaking of Sky Force, the film — which also starred Akshay Kumar, Sara Ali Khan, and Nimrat Kaur — became a moderate success at the box office, collecting 149 crore worldwide. Meanwhile, Farah recently choreographed the song Zohra Jabeen in Salman Khan and Rashmika Mandanna’s Sikandar. Sharing the dance number on her Instagram stories, Farah wrote, “Had too much fun choreographing @beingsalmankhan & @rashmika_mandanna for #Sikandar."

 
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