Watch: Desi Boys Dazzle at Oxford University with Bollywood dance performance; Netizens are obsessed! ,
Oxford University has been painted in Bollywood colors as a group of students have decided to perform ‘Desi Boys’ at famous places in the campus! The video went viral in no time, with the love of NeTization how Oxford University gets Bollywood taste.
‘Desi Boys’ Dancing at Oxford University trending video of her heart out
The video, which has made a stir on the Internet, has a group of boys in its casual, comfortable dress, which performs a swag-pack, energetic performance on ‘Desi Boys’ in the way of Oxford University garden, hall and stone. Shoot locations include Lady Margaret Hall and other prestigious places.In addition, the former student Druv made by Punjabi and their crew and shared by the handle @Druvphk, the video is posted with caption, “Watch this incredible Bollywood dance video filmed in Lady Margaret Hall and other reputed Oxford Spot – Watch this incredible Bollywood dance video – former student Drew Punjabi and Kru.” Check out the video here:
Netizens can not get it enough
Dance video is being loved and appreciated for several reasons. Of course, the tricks miss a lot, and the energy is beyond the chart, but more importantly, it is a cultural infusion that is stealing the hearts. Painting foreign land in Bollywood colors with famous John Abraham and Akshay Kumar songs affects everyone and everyone. In 2012, released as the title song of ‘Desi Boys’, this track, with its attractive songs and tricks, was a big hit, and now it is again breaking the Internet. No surprise when the video went viral and the comment section was filled with messages. “God Blace U, Desi Boys – Cute to see the Indian culture coming through the University of Oxford,” a user commented.Another Neitisen wrote – “AAH Bollywood making it in Oxford Hall, seriously outspoken to local working people”.Some more comments:“It’s super incredible … such a big achievement … Oxford University halls are echoing with Bollywood mashup.”“In Oxford loved domestic boys.”“You give me dance, culture, smile, oxford, you have eaten for me.”
