- BTS dancing on ‘Besharam Rang’ Proves Their ‘Dynamic’ Choreography.
- Indian fans have altered videos of the septet dancing to Bollywood and South Indian music.
- The video quickly went viral on social media, with users praising the cut.
BTS Dancing on ‘Besharam Rang‘ Proves Their ‘Dynamic’ Choreography, which add drama to their pop tunes, which have swept over the world like nothing else! Their large fan base demonstrates their fame and admiration, which keeps them as one of the best singers of the modern era. BTS members, whether Jungkook, V, Jimin, J-Hope, RM, Suga, or Jin, never fail to wow the ARMY with their incredible talent and fantastic moves. This is what motivates Indian fans to create edited movies of the septet dancing to Bollywood and South Indian tunes.
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In an Instagram video created by ‘qualiteaposts,’ the BTS can be seen dancing to the latest chartbuster song ‘Besharam Rang,’ which features Deepika Padukone and Shah Rukh Khan from the film Pathaan. The clip revealed synchronised steps of the K-pop singers that blended so well with the beats that it appeared they were performing on the Hindi tune.
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The video quickly went viral on social media, with users praising the cut and remarking on how well it matches any music. The boys were also shown at the end of the video in a similar setting as SRK and Deepika in the original track.
Netizens praised the fan-made video as well as the Korean lads’ choreography in the comments section. “S in BTS stands for synchronisation” screamed a K-pop enthusiast while another internet user wrote, “Literally any song goes w this choreography”. The third person said, “Damnn is there a song into which the dynamite choreo doesn’t fit” while the fourth responded, “Why does it feel that dynamite choreography is just made to suit any song …. awaiting for a reaction from bts itself.” Isn’t it BTS’s diversity and creativity that keeps their fans around the world entertained?
