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Japanese YouTuber grooves to Naatu Naatu after RRR releases in Japan. Watch

A Japanese YouTuber was seen dancing to the song Naatu Naatu. Watch it inside.

Published on: Oct 22, 2022, 10:06:48 IST
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The craze of Indian films and songs has only increased in the last few years around the world. Many netizens wait for worldwide releases, post reviews, and even remake scenes from particular movies. Many films have topped the charts, and RRR by S. S. Rajamouli is one of them. Following its premiere on October 21 in Japan, the movie has become incredibly popular there. A video of Mayo, a well-known Japanese YouTuber, demonstrating her dancing prowess by imitating the song's signature moves has appeared online.

Japanese YouTuber grooves to Naatu Naatu. (Twitter/@MayoLoveIndia)
Japanese YouTuber grooves to Naatu Naatu. (Twitter/@MayoLoveIndia)

The video was shared on the YouTuber's Twitter handle. In the post, she wrote, "After the interview with @AlwaysRamCharan @tarak9999 @ssrajamouli, for RRR release in Japan, we got so excited and made another video on the way back home. Thank you @kaketaku85 for always having my back!" In the short video, two people can be seen dressed in classic suits and grooving to the beats of the song Naatu Naatu.

Take a look at the Japanese YouTuber dancing to Naatu Naatu here:

 
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Vrinda Jain

Vrinda Jain is a journalist at Hindustan Times, specialising in viral trends and human stories from around the globe. With a flair for writing, Vrinda brings a unique perspective to the latest happenings, captivating readers with insightful and engaging narratives.

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