[Watch] David Warner dances to Bachchan Pandey title song in a hilarious reel

[Watch] David Warner dances to Bachchan Pandey title song in a hilarious reel

When it comes to entertaining his Indian fans, David Warner knows how to play it well. His reels on Instagram have cemented his popularity among Indian fans. From putting faces through face-swapping apps to lip-syncing and dancing, the Australian star has captured millions of hearts. And recently, he shared a hilarious one on Instagram.

In his latest Instagram reel, Warner dances perfectly to the Bollywood song, ‘Maar Khayega’ of the film ‘Bachchan Pandey’ starring Akshay Kumar. He also showed off his acting skills at the end by adding a filter that made his eyes look eerie and fearsome.

Bachchan Pandey is the re-make of the Tamil film, Veeram. The title track ‘Maar Khayega’ was sung by Farhad Bhiwandiwala and Vikram Montrose.

After an hour of posting the video, fans have showered their delights all across India with millions of likes and expressed their desire to watch him on the silver screen too. He tagged Akshay Kumar to know his reactions.
Dwayne Bravo also posted a video recently, dancing to the same song and Akki lauded it by saying ‘Well done champ.”

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A World-Class Performer: Australia Coach Andrew McDonald on David Warner

David Warner

There are speculations about Warner’s form as his age is catching up. But coach Andrew McDonald still has confidence and called him a word-class performer ahead of the Test series against Pakistan.

“There’s always speculation about players when they’re in their mid-30s as to whether they can or can’t do it still. It was difficult for him this Ashes no doubt- two pink-ball games plus some grass on wickets made it difficult for the opening batters. In Melbourne (third Ashes Test), we saw what he can do. That was a difficult wicket and I think he was almost a run-a-ball 38.”

The 35-year-old is currently in Pakistan with the Australian team to play their first historic test match after 28 years on Pakistan’s soil in Rawalpindi.

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