Japan Ambassador to India Hiroshi Suzuki Dances To Rajinikanth’s Jailer’s Kaavaalaa Song | Buzz News – Top Speed News

New Delhi: The song ‘Kaavaalaa’ from the movie ‘Jailer’, starring south superstar Rajinikanth and Tamannaah Bhatia, has been ruling the chart. The song has been trending and captivating the hearts of fans around the world. The film and the song continue has gained immense popularity, thanks to its dynamic dance steps. 

On Thursday, Hiroshi Suzuki, Ambassador of Japan to India collaborated with a YouTuber Mayo San for a dance performance on ‘Kaavaalaa’, demonstrating his ‘love for Rajinikanth’. Demonstrating his love for Rajinikanth, he recreated the signature steps. Set to the rhythm of the same song, the Japanese Ambassador nails his performance like a pro.

“Kaavaalaa dance video with Japanese YouTuber Mayo san. My Love for Rajinikanth continues,” he wrote along with the video. The video, spanning 17 seconds, opened with YouTuber Mayo San imitating the steps by Tamannaah Bhatia. The camera then spans towards the Ambassador who joined in to perform the signature move alongside Mayo. Watch the video here:

The comments section was filled with appreciation and compliments for the Japan Ambassador. One of the social media users wrote, “Hiroshi-san, What a beautiful performance by Mayo-san and her team.” Another one wrote, “Wow! That’s Simply Amazing Your Excellency!! Keep Up the Tempo.”

The Japanese Ambassador is a huge fan of Rajinikanth. Previously, he exhibited a clear fascination for the superstar as he took to his Twitter account to share the flipping glasses challenge.

Coming back to Jailer, the film is directed by Nelson Dilipkumar and it features an impressive cast. While Rajinikanth plays the lead, the movie also stars Jackie Shroff, Ramya Krishnan, Tamannaah Bhatia, Vinayakan and several others in key roles. The film also has a special appearance by Mohanlal and Shiva Rajkumar. Released on August 11, the action thriller has made a mark at the global box office with a business of Rs 340 crore.

 





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