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Karan Johar drops cute video of twins dancing on ‘Disco Deewane’

Taking to social sites, Karan wrote: ” This is the third version of #discodeewane. Please take note Vishal Shekhar.”

Karan Johar drops cute video of twins dancing on ‘Disco Deewane’

Karan Johar drops cute video of twins dancing on 'Disco Deewane' (SNS)

Director and producer Karan Johar on Sunday shared the cutest version of the song ‘Disco Deewane’ from his sports drama film Student of the Year.

Taking to social sites, Karan wrote: ” This is the third version of #discodeewane. Please take note Vishal Shekhar.”

In the video shared, Karan’s son Yash is seen holding small disco balls in his hands. As he prodded him to continue singing, he obediently crooned it for the camera. Soon, his sister Roohi was seen joining him, and the pair confidently sang their own version, using a very different lyric and thereby adding their own touch to the disco number. The twins even did the hook step of the song, leaving their father rather impressed.

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Karan Johar tagged music composers Vishal Dadlani and Shekhar Ravjiani, who had remixed the song for SOTY.

Music composer Vishal Dadlani commented,” Hahahahahha, amazing!! This is the very best one, if you ask me!.”

“So cutee MashAllah and adorable kids they so beautiful,” a fan commented.

Neetu Kapoor replied on the post with an “Awww,” while Neha Dhupia, Manish Malhotra and Preity Zinta dropped heart emojis. Dia Mirza also called the performance ‘best’ as Sophie Choudhry said they were the new “Nazia-Zoheb”. Actor-host Mini Malhotra seemed to be impressed by the new creation and Yash-Roohi’s lyrics as she wrote, “Mushilee aie haa.. PRICELESS .”

Sung by Benny Dayal, Sunidhi Chauhan and Nazia Hassan, the song ‘Disco Deewane’ was a part of Karan Johar’s film ‘Student of the year’ which marked Alia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan and Sidharth Malhotra’s Bollywood debut.

Karan Johar welcomed Yash and Roohi in 2017, via surrogacy. While he named his son after his father, Roohi is derived from his mother’s name Hiroo.

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