Actress Tamannaah's dynamic dance moves in the song 'Kaavaalaa' from the Rajinikanth-led film 'Jailer' has taken the nation by storm. The song's energetic choreography, along with the popular hook step, has become a sensation on social media. Fans and influencers have been enthusiastically sharing their renditions of this lively track.
Even the Japanese Ambassador to India, Hiroshi Suzuki, joined the viral trend, expressing his admiration for Rajinikanth by collaborating with renowned Japanese YouTuber Mayo San. Together, they flawlessly recreated the dance steps and nailed the hook step of the trending song.
Sharing the dance video on his profile, Ambassador Suzuki captioned it as follows: "Kaavaalaa dance video with Japanese YouTuber Mayo San (@MayoLoveIndia). My love for Rajinikanth continues."
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Internet users were amazed by the performance and lavished praise on Mr. Suzuki and Ms. San. One user highlighted the magic created by Mayo San, blending the #Kaavaalaa moves with a Japanese flair, showcasing how Rajinikanth's influence transcends borders.
Others complimented the Ambassador's impressive skills, expressed appreciation for his love for Rajinikanth, and even suggested that the movie "Jailer" be released in Japan to share the fun and celebrations. The dance skills of Suzuki San and Mayo San were lauded, with some considering them experts in Bollywood dance.
The collaboration was even described as an "India-Japan diplomacy with Thalaivar touch," referencing Rajinikanth's nickname "Thalaivar." In a previous instance, Ambassador Suzuki displayed his admiration for the superstar by participating in the 'Thalaivar Challenge,' emulating Rajinikanth's iconic glasses flip. Apart from Rajinikanth and Tamannaah, the film 'Jailer' features an ensemble cast including Mohanlal, Jackie Shroff, Shiva Rajkumar, Ramya Krishnan, Yogi Babu, Vasanth Ravi, and Vinayakan.
